Ask for a clip, a camera move, a long video or one of 250+ effects right in the chat you already use. Tesseract has it made and hands you the finished file.
https://app.tesseract.dev/api/core/tesseract/mcp Add it by its address today: it takes about a minute. We are applying to the app directories. How to add it
Make a 15-second ad for our bakery from this photo: a slow push-in, steam rising, our name at the end.
Tesseract · Long video, 3 scenes 
0:15 Here is your ad. Want a tall version for Reels and Stories too?
Pictures, edits, clips, long videos and 250+ effects: camera moves, transformations, face swaps and product shots for ads. Attach a photo or a video and say what you want.
Turn this selfie into a clip where I crumble into dust and blow away on the wind.
Bullet time: freeze me mid-jump and swing the camera all the way round.
Put me in this dance video instead of the dancer, and keep the music.
A 30-second ad for our new sneaker in three scenes: the unboxing, a run through the city, a slow close-up.
Start in space and dive down through the clouds onto our café’s terrace.
Make our perfume bottle burst out of its box, then tower over a city street.
A dolly zoom on this photo of me on the bridge, with the city stretching away behind me.
Four shots of this mug on marble in morning light, then edit the best one to show it in green.
Both apps ask for the same address. You sign in with your Tesseract account and approve the app, and that is it.
On a Team or Enterprise plan, an owner adds it once in Organization settings → Connectors, and each member presses Connect.
Developer mode is on ChatGPT’s paid plans, and a workspace admin may have to allow custom connectors first. Menu names move between ChatGPT versions.
https://app.tesseract.dev/api/core/tesseract/mcp What you make in Claude or ChatGPT costs the same as in the Tesseract app. Your free media is used first, then your allowance or your balance.
An example. Your own limits are in Settings → Account → API keys → Connected apps.
Tesseract gets only what the app sends to make each piece: your words for it and the pictures or videos you attach. It passes them to the model that makes the result, just as the Tesseract app does. Nothing runs on your computer. Results come back as unguessable links that stop working after an hour. Disconnect an app and it loses access on its next request.
Not yet. We are applying to the app directories. Today you add it by its address, as shown above: it takes about a minute, and it works the same way.
You need a Tesseract account, and a free one works. ChatGPT asks for Developer mode to add a connector by address, which is on its paid plans. In Claude, on a Team or Enterprise plan, an owner adds Tesseract once for everyone in Organization settings → Connectors, and each member presses Connect.
No. Nothing runs on your computer: Tesseract has each piece made and hands you the file, so it works from your phone, a borrowed laptop or anywhere you use Claude or ChatGPT.
The same as making it in the Tesseract app. Your free media is used first, then your allowance or your balance. Each connected app also has its own monthly spending limit, $20 to start.
Each picture or clip comes back as a link that works for an hour. Download what you want to keep. Ask for the job again and you get fresh links.
In Tesseract, open Settings → Account → API keys → Connected apps and remove it. It stops working on its very next request. Changing your password ends every connection too.
Any app that connects to MCP servers over Streamable HTTP with an OAuth sign-in can use Tesseract the same way: give it the address.