Which MCP Do I Need?

Compare Creator MCP, the LottieFiles MCP server, and Lottie Creator WebMCP to choose the right way to connect your AI assistant.

LottieFiles offers more than one way to connect an AI assistant through the Model Context Protocol. Each one does a different job. Pick the one that matches what you want your assistant to do.

Compare the Options

Creator MCPLottieFiles MCPLottie Creator WebMCP
What it doesCreates, previews, and exports animations without an editorWorks with your LottieFiles account data — workspaces, projects, animationsBuilds and edits the animation you have open in Lottie Creator
How it runsRemote, hosted at creator.mcp.lottiefiles.comRemote, hosted at mcp.lottiefiles.comIn the browser, through the Creator page itself
SetupAdd the server URL to your MCP clientAdd the server URL to your MCP clientNothing to install. On by default in supported browsers
AccessOAuth sign-in with your LottieFiles accountOAuth sign-in with your LottieFiles accountEnable WebMCP in Creator's MCP Settings (on by default)
Works withClaude, ChatGPT, and remote MCP clients such as Cursor and VS CodeMCP clients such as Claude, Cursor, and VS CodeBrowser assistants that support WebMCP
DocsCreator MCPLottieFiles MCPLottie Creator WebMCP

Choose by Task

  • Create, preview, and export animations from a conversation, without opening an editor — use Creator MCP. In Claude and ChatGPT, you can also play and refine the animation in the chat.

  • Find, organize, or update animations in your workspace — use the LottieFiles MCP. It can also explore the LottieFiles GraphQL schema and draft queries for your own integrations.

  • Create or edit animations from a browser assistant that supports WebMCP — use Lottie Creator WebMCP.

Use more than one

The servers work well together. For example, connect both Creator MCP and the LottieFiles MCP to an assistant that creates animations and organizes them in your workspace.

Last updated: November 9, 2026 at 9:37 AMEdit this page