Meme MCP Server is an MCP server that connects large language model interfaces to the ImgFlip API for automated meme creation. Built for content creators, social media managers, and developers using MCP-compliant clients like Claude Desktop, it allows users to generate customized meme images directly from conversation prompts. The server integrates with ImgFlip by exposing a tool that takes a numeric meme template identifier alongside primary and secondary text strings. It then issues the API request through the user's ImgFlip account to produce and return the final image URL. By operating as a bridge between the client and ImgFlip's image generation services, the server removes the need to manually search for meme templates or use separate image editing software. Users can request contextual jokes, commentary, or marketing humor during a chat session, and the connected AI client identifies the appropriate template parameters, sends the text formatting to the server, and renders the completed meme asset in response.
Category: Design, Media & Creative
Tags: image generation, imgflip, media, meme
mcpServers block using npx: json { "mcpServers": { "meme": { "command": "npx", "args": ["-y", "meme-mcp"], "env": { "IMGFLIP_USERNAME": "<IMGFLIP USERNAME>", "IMGFLIP_PASSWORD": "<IMGFLIP PASSWORD>" } } } } 4. If using Node Version Manager and Claude Desktop fails to locate npx, install the package globally with npm install -g meme-mcp, run which node to find your node binary path, and configure the server using the absolute paths to node and meme-mcp/dist/index.js. 5. Restart Claude Desktop to enable the tool.Part of MCP Servers
Meme MCP Server exposes a tool named generateMeme that communicates with the ImgFlip API. It accepts a numeric template ID and two caption text fields, enabling AI models to generate customized meme images and return them directly in your chat interface.
You need an active ImgFlip account. The server requires your ImgFlip username and password set as IMGFLIP_USERNAME and IMGFLIP_PASSWORD environment variables in your client configuration to authenticate requests against the ImgFlip API.
You can run it directly using npx with the meme-mcp package in your client configuration. Alternatively, install it globally using npm install -g meme-mcp and point your configuration directly to your local Node.js binary and the installed package script.
The server works with any Model Context Protocol compliant host that supports stdio transport and local process execution, including Claude Desktop.