When an assistant is generating a page it otherwise invents image URLs that do not resolve. This gives it a validated one instead, and the choice between a flat placeholder and a real photograph changes how a mockup reads. Nothing more than that — a small tool that is honest about being small.
A one-tool MCP server for the small chore that interrupts every mockup: getting an image URL of the right dimensions. It supports two providers with different characters — `placehold` for plain placeholder blocks, `lorem-picsum` for real photographs — validates the dimensions, and returns a URL you can paste straight into markup.
- A placeholder image URL built from a `provider`, a `width` and a `height` — `image_placeholder`
- Two providers behind the same call: `placehold` for simple blocks, `lorem-picsum` for real images
- Dimensions validated on the way in — width and height accept 1 to 10000
- A plain URL string back, ready to drop into HTML with no download step
No account and no key. Python 3.9+ and the `uv` package manager; clone the repository and point your client at it with `uv --directory /ABSOLUTE/PATH/TO/PROJECT run main.py`. If the tool does not show up, use the absolute path to the `uv` binary as well — that is the documented fix.