Plugins/Cursor

BudgetPixel for Cursor

AI images, video, music & sound effects — one slash command, inside your editor

The official BudgetPixel plugin adds /budgetpixel to Cursor: describe a poster, a five-second clip, a lo-fi track or an upscale and get the file back without leaving the chat. It runs on the BudgetPixel MCP server, so there is nothing to install and no API key to manage — sign in with Google once and your plan credits and discounts apply automatically.

/add-plugin budgetpixel

Free, MIT-licensed plugin · built on the BudgetPixel MCP server

Install in one minute

The plugin for the slash command, or the bare MCP server if you prefer to let the agent pick tools itself. Both authenticate with a one-time Google sign-in.

01

Add the plugin

In Cursor's chat panel, run:

/add-plugin budgetpixel
02

Sign in once

Your first /budgetpixel call opens a Google sign-in for your BudgetPixel account. That's the whole setup — no key to paste.

03

Generate

Describe what you want after the command. The plugin quotes credits before anything expensive runs.

/budgetpixel A cinematic poster of a lighthouse in a storm, 16:9

What a session looks like

Plain language in, media out. Follow-ups refer to the previous result, so a still becomes a clip and a clip gets a soundtrack in the same conversation.

/budgetpixel A cinematic poster of a lighthouse in a storm, 16:9

/budgetpixel Turn that into a 5 second clip at 480p

/budgetpixel Write a 30 second lo-fi track for a coding video

/budgetpixel Upscale the render to 16 MP

Video is priced per second and by resolution — the plugin quotes the cost and asks before running anything expensive.

Twelve tools under one command

The same tool set the MCP server exposes to Claude and ChatGPT. Models, prices and input limits come live from the catalogue, so new BudgetPixel models appear without a plugin update.

generate_image

Text-to-image, editing, image-to-image and multi-reference generation.

generate_video

Text-to-video, image-to-video with start and optional end frame, reference-to-video, video-to-video editing.

generate_music

Full songs from a prompt and/or your own lyrics, or instrumentals.

generate_sound_effect

Foley, ambience, UI sounds, impacts and transitions — optionally synced to a video's events.

upscale_image

Higher resolution in seconds, or creative detail enhancement steered by a prompt.

upscale_video

1080p or 4K at 30 or 60 fps via Topaz Labs; inputs up to 20 seconds.

list_models

The live model catalogue with prices, role hints and per-model input limits.

upload_media

Upload a local file and get a URL to use as a generation input.

check_generation_status

Poll a running job and collect the finished media.

get_generation_history

Your recent generations, reusable as inputs.

get_credit_balance

Remaining plan credits.

create_social_post

Publish a finished generation to the BudgetPixel community feed.

Browse every model, sample outputs and pricing on the models page.

Your plan, your prices

Generations are billed in credits from your plan — same prices as budgetpixel.com, with your discounts applied. Any paid plan (Starter, Basic, Premium, Pro or Ultra) unlocks the generation tools; free accounts can browse the catalogue.

FAQ

Do I need an API key?+

No. The plugin talks to the BudgetPixel MCP server, which authenticates with a one-time Google sign-in. Nothing is written to your project or settings files.

How is usage billed?+

Generations use credits from your BudgetPixel plan at the same prices as budgetpixel.com, with your plan discounts applied. Video is priced per second and by resolution, so /budgetpixel quotes the cost and asks before running anything expensive. The plugin itself is free.

Which plan do I need?+

Any paid plan — Starter, Basic, Premium, Pro or Ultra. Free-plan users can browse the model catalogue; the generation tools return an upgrade notice.

Can I use the MCP server without the plugin?+

Yes. Add https://mcp.budgetpixel.com/mcp as an HTTP MCP server in Cursor, Claude Code, Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client. The plugin only adds the /budgetpixel command on top.

Where do the generated files go?+

Each result comes back as a URL you can drop into your project, plus it appears in your BudgetPixel generation history. Finished pieces can be published to the community feed with create_social_post.

Generate without leaving Cursor

Add the plugin, sign in once, and make your first image with a single command.

/add-plugin budgetpixel
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