Screenies MCP server / Cursor
App Store screenshots from Cursor
Cursor connects remote MCP servers with a bare URL entry in mcp.json and completes the OAuth sign-in in your browser. The one-click install below writes the config for you.
Connect Screenies to Cursor
- Add Screenies to ~/.cursor/mcp.json (global) or .cursor/mcp.json (project):
{ "mcpServers": { "screenies": { "url": "https://screenies.app/mcp" } } } - Open Cursor Settings, then MCP, and click the sign-in prompt next to screenies to authenticate.
Cursor signs in with OAuth automatically; no API keys or headers are needed. If your callback port is busy the sign-in still completes on another port.
Add to CursorSign-in uses OAuth: Cursor opens a browser window where you log in to Screenies and approve the connection. No API keys, and you can revoke access anytime from your Screenies account settings. Reference: Cursor MCP docs.
Then ask for screenshots
Once connected, try:
Create App Store screenshots for my app with Screenies.Cursor runs the whole workflow with the Screenies tools: create the app, upload source screenshots, generate a designed set, refine headlines and order, localize into other App Store locales, and hand you download links sized for App Store Connect. See the full tool list.
Ready when your agent is
Create a Screenies account, connect it to Cursor, and generation uses your normal credits.
Generate your set