MCP server for generating human face images with various shapes and sizes
MCP server for generating human face images with various shapes and sizes
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| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
| outputDir | (required) Directory to save the images |
| fileName | Optional file name (defaults to timestamp) |
| count | Number of images to generate (default: 1) |
| width | Image width in pixels (default: 256) |
| height | Image height in pixels (default: 256) |
| shape | Image shape (square|circle|rounded, default: square) |
| borderRadius | Border radius for rounded shape (default: 32) |
| returnImageContent | Return image as base64 encoded content instead of file path (default: false) |
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