Open your projects
Read a project's brief and look, its scenes, the reference photos those scenes used, and its chat history.
Connector
Your studio, inside Claude and ChatGPT.
Plan a scene in the chat with your own reference photos, see what it costs in credits, and render it in the studio. Nothing is spent until you have seen a price and said yes.
From the chat
What you can ask for.
The connector is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for your own workspace. The chat app talks to it as you, after you allow it.
Start a project
Give it a name, a brief and a look. It appears on your projects board in the studio.
Use your elements
The characters, products and places a scene is held to. Add them in the studio, or hand the chat a picture: the web address of an image or a product page, or a photo from your phone through a one-time upload page the chat gives you, and it becomes an element.
Write a scene
The chat writes the scene as timed shots and saves it to your studio, in a project or on its own. With none of your photos on it, it is saved as a draft until you add one.
Read it back
Where a scene stands, its shots, the clips rendered so far, and a link that opens it in the studio.
See the price first
What the keyframes and the clip would cost in credits, on the model you ask for, beside your balance.
Two addresses
One studio, two ways in.
Both open the same projects, elements and scenes. They differ in one thing: where the render is approved.
Write and price. Approve in the studio.
https://api.zeropage.studioClaude writes the scene and asks what it would cost. The answer comes with a link to the scene in your studio, and you approve the render there, on its Render card, where the price is shown again. Nothing renders from the chat.
Write, price, draw and render.
https://api.zeropage.studioEverything the Claude address does, and the making itself: after a price and your yes, the chat renders the scene or draws a still on the image model you pick. Credit is held before anything is sent and released if it fails. The chat can check on the job, and the result lands in your studio.
How to add it
Four steps, once.
You add a connector from the chat app, and the studio asks you to allow it. To disconnect, remove it where you added it.
- 01
Sign in to the studio once
Open the studio and sign in, so your workspace exists. Elements can be added there with your photos, or later from the chat.
- 02
Add the address
In Claude, open Customize, then Connectors, then Add custom connector. Paste the Claude address and name it Zero Page Studio. In another client, add the second address the way that client adds a connector.
- 03
Allow it
Press Connect and sign in with the account you use for the studio. The studio's own page names the app that is asking and where it will send you back. Press Allow.
- 04
Ask for a scene
For example: “Add the picture at this address as a product called Bottle, then write a ten second scene with it in a new project called Spring launch, and tell me what it would cost.”
Limits
What it will not do.
What the connector reads, sends and records is set out in the privacy policy, and the terms cover the studio it reaches. Questions: mikemassaad@gmail.com.
- Spend anything on the Claude address. On the other address the chat app is given a price for each still, keyframe strip and clip and told to show it to you and wait for your yes; the Studio cannot see whether it did.
- See your password. You sign in on the studio's own page, and the app is given access to your workspace only.
- Reach anybody else's workspace, or hold a scene to a photo that is not one of your elements.
- Read files off your computer, or post anywhere. A picture reaches it as the web address of an image or a product page you give the chat, as one of your own renders, or through a one-time upload page the chat hands you, where you pick the file yourself.
- Take your conversation. The studio receives what a tool is handed: a project's name and brief, a scene's prompt, the photos picked for it, and a picture you asked it to keep.
Questions about the connector
What do I need before I connect?
A Zero Page account. A scene has to be held to at least one of your own photos before it can be priced or rendered: add elements in the studio, give the chat the web address of an image or a product page, or upload a photo through the one-time page the chat hands you, and it is kept as one.
Does using the connector cost anything?
Opening projects, adding an element, writing a scene and pricing it spend no credits. Drawing a still or a scene's keyframes and rendering clips spend credits from your studio balance, at the price you were shown.
Which address do I use?
In Claude, https://api.zeropage.studio/mcp/claude: it writes and prices scenes, and you approve the render in the studio. In ChatGPT or a client where you add a connector by address, https://api.zeropage.studio/mcp: it can also draw a still and start the render, each after a price and your yes.
Which models can a scene render on?
The studio's video models: Kling, LTX, Wan, Seedance and Veo. A price can be asked for a model, a length and a frame, or left to the studio's default. On the second address a still is drawn on one of the studio's image models, which the chat can list.
Where does a render go?
A clip lands on its scene in the studio, and a clip or a still is in your Library with the prompt and the model that made it.
How do I disconnect?
Remove Zero Page Studio where you added it. In Claude that is Customize, then Connectors.