Workflow guides & MCP server
Workflow guides and MCP server
MagicBG's tools run in your browser. These guides show how to prepare images in MagicBG and then upload or paste them into the tools you already use yourself. The MCP server is read-only and information-only.
8 integrations shown
Live
- Live
MCP Server
A read-only MCP server for AI assistants. It needs a MagicBG account sign-in and returns tool information and blog content. It does not process images.
Workflow guides
- Guide
Shopify
Prepare product photos in MagicBG, then upload them to your Shopify product gallery yourself. Batches of up to 50 images with MagicBG Pro; the free background remover processes one image at a time.
- Guide
WooCommerce
Prepare product images in MagicBG, then add them to your WooCommerce catalog yourself through the media library.
- Guide
Figma
Remove an image background in MagicBG, download the transparent PNG, then place it in your Figma file yourself.
- Guide
Canva
Prepare cutouts in MagicBG for social posts, thumbnails and marketing graphics, then upload them to Canva yourself.
- Guide
Google Sheets
Keep your product image list in a spreadsheet, process the files in MagicBG, then upload the results to your own storage and paste those links back. MagicBG does not host the files.
- Guide
Notion
Prepare images in MagicBG, then add them to your Notion pages and team wikis yourself.
- Guide
Slack
Make a transparent version of a photo in MagicBG, then share it in Slack with your team yourself.
All integrations
- Live
MCP Server
A read-only MCP server for AI assistants. It needs a MagicBG account sign-in and returns tool information and blog content. It does not process images.
- Guide
Shopify
Prepare product photos in MagicBG, then upload them to your Shopify product gallery yourself. Batches of up to 50 images with MagicBG Pro; the free background remover processes one image at a time.
- Guide
WooCommerce
Prepare product images in MagicBG, then add them to your WooCommerce catalog yourself through the media library.
- Guide
Figma
Remove an image background in MagicBG, download the transparent PNG, then place it in your Figma file yourself.
- Guide
Canva
Prepare cutouts in MagicBG for social posts, thumbnails and marketing graphics, then upload them to Canva yourself.
- Guide
Google Sheets
Keep your product image list in a spreadsheet, process the files in MagicBG, then upload the results to your own storage and paste those links back. MagicBG does not host the files.
- Guide
Notion
Prepare images in MagicBG, then add them to your Notion pages and team wikis yourself.
- Guide
Slack
Make a transparent version of a photo in MagicBG, then share it in Slack with your team yourself.
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