Developers
Keytween for developers and agents
Generate images and video with sound from your own code or from an AI coding agent. Connect over MCP in one config block, or call the REST API directly.
Add it to your agent
{
"mcpServers": {
"keytween": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://keytween.com/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer ${KEYTWEEN_API_KEY}"
}
}
}
}Save this as .mcp.json in your project root and put your API key in the KEYTWEEN_API_KEY environment variable. Setup for every agent
Get started
- Overview: What you can build, the core concepts and which path to take.
- Connect your agent (MCP): Add the MCP server to Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and other agent harnesses.
- Workflows and use cases: Which calls to make for images, edits, references, each video mode and multi-shot films.
- Game sprites and icons: Exact-size transparent PNG sprites and UI icons for games: generating, editing, sizes and consistent sets.
Prompting guides
- Prompting images: How to write text-to-image prompts: structure, composition, lighting and text in images.
- Prompting edits and references: Instruction-style edits, what to keep, and carrying subjects over with @references.
- Prompting video and sound: Shot, scene, action, camera and audio for text, image and first-and-last-frame video.
Reference
- Sizes and durations: Every aspect ratio and resolution, clip lengths and frame rates.
- Credits and pricing: What each generation costs, how to estimate a project and how refunds work.
- Jobs, waiting and limits: Statuses, timeouts, queueing, concurrency limits and error codes.
- MCP tool reference: Every MCP tool, resource and prompt the server exposes.
- REST API reference: Authentication, endpoints, request bodies and errors.
- Your data and deleting it: Where API and agent creations are stored, how to review them and how to delete them.