DEVELOPERS

One visual source.
Every execution path.

Create in Studio, automate through the V2 API and let agents iterate through MCP without rebuilding the image or video in another format.

Start with the quickstart Open API reference & playground

template-render.sh

curl -X POST \https://api.jsoncut.com/api/v2/templates/tpl_launch/renders \ -H "X-API-Key: $JSONCUT_API_KEY" \ -H "Content-Type: application/json" \ -d '{
  "inputs": {
    "headline": "Launch day",
    "productImage": "media_42"
  },
  "format": "mp4"
}'

CHOOSE THE SURFACE

Focused APIs.
No internal Studio noise.

Every public surface is built around work a developer actually needs: projects, media, templates, rendering, operations and account usage.

V2 API

Build product workflows

Manage projects and media, discover template inputs and start image or video renders from your application.

MCP

Give agents a visual workspace

Let compatible agents create projects, patch scenes, inspect rendered frames and fill approved templates.

TEMPLATES

Automate reviewed designs

Expose a small typed contract and reuse the same versioned creative source for one or thousands of outputs.

WEBHOOKS

Continue when rendering finishes

Receive durable job updates and keep long-running image, video and bulk operations outside the request lifecycle.

ASYNC BY DESIGN

Upload once.
Render without holding the request.

Large files and video rendering use explicit operations. The integration stays responsive while every result remains traceable.

Create or choose

Use a project for flexible work or a versioned template for controlled inputs.

Upload media

Upload the file through the public media endpoint and reference the returned media record from the project or template.

Start the operation

Validate the request, submit the render and retain the returned operation ID.

Receive the result

Poll status or accept a webhook, then download the finished output from its signed URL.

MEDIA THAT FITS THE WORK

Small requests.
Real production files.

Images, video and audio are uploaded as scoped project media. Base64 remains available for small inline work, with clear limits and upload guidance when a payload grows too large.

MEDIA UPLOADS