logoloom — Claude Code MCP server: what it does, how to install
A local MCP server that turns SVG designs into a complete 31-file brand asset package with zero external API costs.
Open on GitHubWhat logoloom does
The assistant drafts clean SVG vector graphics straight from your repository context. From there, the server uses dedicated tools: text_to_path converts text nodes into font outlines via opentype.js, optimize_svg removes junk markup with SVGO, and export_brand_kit uses sharp to render raster assets.
Everything is placed inside a brand/ folder. It exports light and dark variants, single-color versions, ICO favicons, WebP files, ten PNG resolutions up to 1024px, social headers, and a BRAND.md style sheet. Processing runs on your local machine.
The server requires Node.js 18 or newer. If you plan to vectorize existing raster graphics with image_to_svg, install vtracer or potrace on your operating system first — the tool cannot run without one of them.
What it helps with
- generate vector logos directly inside the IDE
- convert SVG text tags to vector path outlines
- export ICO favicons and multi-resolution PNG packages
- create social share banners for GitHub and Twitter
- generate brand style documentation with color palettes
Example prompts for the agent
- Design a logo for this project and generate the full brand kit
- Convert font elements in this SVG file to outlines
- Export multi-resolution favicons and social previews from my logo
How to install logoloom
Install
The MCP registry has no launch command for it: see the repository README
Step by step, with commands for each platform: How to add an MCP server to Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, VS Code, Gemini CLI and more
Questions about logoloom
How to install logoloom in Claude Code?
Add the server entry into your .mcp.json file under mcpServers. Set the command to "npx" with ["-y", "@mcpware/logoloom"] in the args array.
What does logoloom do?
It takes an SVG logo design and creates a 31-file asset pack containing dark and light versions, favicons, social banners, and a BRAND.md file.
What dependencies are needed for image_to_svg?
Vectorizing bitmap images requires either vtracer installed via cargo install vtracer or potrace installed through your system package manager.
