Full Studio control
Edit composition, chart type, field mappings, axes, colors, typography, images, spacing, motion, interactions and responsive breakpoints.
Storycards Connector
Storycards is the MCP connector for editable infographics, charts and interactive maps. Give your AI tool data or a research question, then continue in the full Storycards Studio with complete design, team and publishing control.
Available for Storycards workspaces through compatible MCP clients.
G7 · 2015–2025
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One connected workflow
Authorize Storycards from a compatible AI workspace. The connection follows your account, organization and role — never a shared team password.
Bring a dataset, point to an existing project or ask a research question. The assistant can inspect safe project context and choose the right Storycards workflow.
Storycards validates the data, applies a template and Brand Kit, then creates a revisioned project — not a flattened image or throwaway code sample.
Open the returned project in the full Storycards Studio. Control composition, data, typography, media, motion, interaction and responsive layouts, then publish through the existing review flow.
Not another AI screenshot
Every connector-created visual opens in the full Storycards Studio and stays connected to the organization’s design system, data sources, teams, permissions, history and publishing tools.
Explore all Storycards featuresEdit composition, chart type, field mappings, axes, colors, typography, images, spacing, motion, interactions and responsive breakpoints.
When Storycards research is used, source notes and reliability context travel with the dataset.
Use approved palettes, typography, logos, media, spacing and reusable organizational formats without giving up local design freedom.
Place work in the right team, respect roles and private drafts, review revisions, restore safely and publish the same living visual.
Built for Storycards work
Freely arrange charts, maps, text, sources, shapes, buttons and images; tune data mappings, styling, motion, interaction and mobile layouts.
Turn a research question into a structured dataset with publisher sources and reviewable evidence.
Apply Brand Kits, organization templates, fonts, logos and reusable media assets — then customize every element in the Studio.
Work across charts, rankings, comparisons, dashboards, polls, interactive maps and reader-led stories without rebuilding the data.
Use uploads, Sheets and approved API sources, then deliver through Smart Embed, live updates, analytics and versioned publishing.
Keep team workspaces, private drafts, roles, project placement, shared context, revision history, restore and delivery controls intact.
Control stays with your team
User-level authorizationEvery call is tied to the signed-in user and organization.
Least-privilege toolsRead, create and update permissions are separated and checked server-side.
No publish tool in the first releaseThe connector returns an edit link; a person reviews and publishes in Storycards.
Auditable changesMutations create normal project revisions with actor, time and source metadata.
Connect your AI workspace
Add the Storycards MCP URL to a compatible AI client. You will sign in to Storycards, choose the requested permissions and return to the conversation ready to create editable infographics and maps.
https://infographics.story-cards.com/mcp
Use this URL when your AI client asks for a remote MCP server.
Designed for MCP-compatible AI tools
Questions
Yes. Storycards Connector turns prompts, datasets and research questions into editable infographics, charts, maps and visual stories inside your Storycards workspace.
Yes. Connect your Storycards workspace from a compatible MCP client, authorize the requested permissions and create or update projects from the conversation.
Yes. The core acceptance criterion is a normal Storycards project with structured data and editable components — never just an image generated by the AI tool.
No in the first release. It can create and update drafts, but publishing remains a deliberate action inside Storycards after source, layout and permission checks.
Yes. Select a project you can edit, let the assistant inspect its bounded context and request safe changes that become a normal Storycards revision.
The chosen AI tool processes the information supplied to it, and Storycards receives the structured inputs needed for the requested operation. Workspace permissions, retention rules and organization controls continue to apply.
No. It accelerates research and the first draft, then opens the complete project in the full Studio. Your team keeps unrestricted visual composition, detailed inspector controls, media, motion, interaction, responsive design, brand assets, history and publishing tools.
Storycards Connector