Markly – Watermark images from Claude via MCP (free, no API key needed) (github.com)

Markly has launched a new feature within its MCP (Model Context Protocol) server, allowing users to add watermarks to images seamlessly via AI agents. This service is accessible for free without requiring an API key, although users can opt for a paid tier to remove branding and increase usage limits. Markly's tools enable users to add text or logo watermarks to images and batch process up to 20 images at once. Users can easily configure this functionality in their Claude settings and interact with it using simple commands. This development is significant for the AI/ML community as it streamlines the watermarking process, crucial for protecting intellectual property in digital content. By offering a straightforward, no-code solution, it empowers users—particularly those in creative industries—to safeguard their work without needing extensive technical knowledge. The structured tiered system allows for scalability, making it attractive for both casual users and businesses needing higher limits. With competitive pricing for credit plans, Markly positions itself as a valuable tool for integrating image management into AI workflows.