MCP server for adding text watermarks and overlays to videos
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# Video Text Watermark MCP A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for adding text watermarks and overlays to videos. ## Features - **Text Watermark**: Add permanent text watermarks to videos - **Text Overlay**: Add timed text overlays that appear during specific time ranges - Support for Chinese and other Unicode characters - Customizable font, color, size, position, and opacity - Background box support ## Installation Install via uvx (recommended): ```bash uvx video-text-watermark-mcp ``` Or install via pip: ```bash pip install video-text-watermark-mcp ``` ## Usage Run the MCP server: ```bash video-text-watermark-mcp ``` ## Requirements - Python >=3.12 - FFmpeg installed on your system ## Tools ### `add_text_watermark` Add a permanent text watermark to video: - `video_path`: Input video file path - `output_video_path`: Output video file path - `watermark_text`: Text content - `font_size`: Font size (default 24) - `font_color`: Font color (default 'white') - `position`: Position preset or custom coordinates - `opacity`: Transparency (0.0-1.0) - `font_file`: Custom font file path - `box`: Enable background box ### `add_text_overlay` Add timed text overlays: - `video_path`: Input video file path - `output_video_path`: Output video file path - `text_elements`: List of text overlay configurations ## License MIT License
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