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Bloom MCP Connect Bloom through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), choose or create a brand, and ask your agent to generate an image using its guidance.

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Install the Bloom Skill (optional)

If your agent supports Skills, we recommend installing the Bloom Skill now as part of setup. It gives your agent persistent guidance on using Bloom. It contains no brand data and does not connect or authenticate your account.
Install it in the current project:
Add --global if you want the guidance across projects.
You can inspect the public Skill source before installing it.

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Connect your agent

Copy the Bloom MCP server URL:
Sign in with Bloom through your browser on first connection, or use an API key when connecting without a browser.

Show setup steps for your agent →

Setup for Claude, Codex, Cursor, ChatGPT, and other MCP clients.

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Confirm the connection

Ask your agent:
An empty brand list still confirms the connection. Bloom uses your personal workspace by default; ask your agent to list workspaces if you want to use another.

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Choose or create a brand

Use a ready brand from the list. To create one, give your agent sources that define it, such as a website, brand guide, written requirements, logos, images, and more:
For local files, follow Upload local files. See Create a brand for help choosing sources or recovering from a failed attempt.

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Generate your first image

This feature is in beta. During beta, endpoint schemas and behavior may change or be removed.
Name the brand and describe what you want:
Your agent chooses a model, reads its input schema, and includes relevant brand guidance in the request. It retrieves the completed image by ID. Selected-model images do not appear in image lists or the Brand Library. See Model discovery and generation. See Credits and limits for usage costs.

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Continue with Bloom

  • Use a Brand Skill to bring its guidance and assets into another agent or application.
  • Edit your brand as its guidance changes.
  • Explore use cases for websites, presentations, video, campaigns, and illustrations.