01 / Connect
Add the connector
Paste the Quikturn MCP URL into your client — Claude’s Connectors panel, or a .cursor/mcp.json file.
https://logos.getquikturn.io/mcp
Connect Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible tool to 17M+ company logos. Your agent searches, selects, and inserts the right mark — no SDK, no wrapper code.
Works with any MCP-compatible AI tool




Standard Model Context Protocol over Streamable HTTP — authenticated with the keys you already have.
01 / Connect
Paste the Quikturn MCP URL into your client — Claude’s Connectors panel, or a .cursor/mcp.json file.
https://logos.getquikturn.io/mcp
02 / Authenticate
When the client prompts you to connect, authenticate with your Quikturn server API key (starts with sk_).
Authorization: Bearer sk_…
03 / Prompt
Enable the connector in the conversation, then ask by company name, domain, or ticker — the agent does the rest.
“Add the Stripe logo to slide 2.”
Search, fetch, and browse — the same resolution engine behind the platform and the API.
search_logos()
Find companies by name, domain, or stock ticker — returns verified matches with identity.
get_logo()
Retrieve a single logo as base64 image data for direct insertion, or as a signed URL.
get_company_logos()
Browse every available variant — full logos and icons, in multiple formats.

Remote connector flow built for deck generation.

Local config for direct MCP access in every chat.
Project- or global-scoped MCP next to your code.

Add the remote server in the MCP settings panel.

Wire the connector into your agent workflow.

Give Copilot Chat access to the logo database.
Pick a client, connect Quikturn, then verify it with one real prompt.
In Claude, go to Customize → Connectors and choose Add custom connector.
Paste https://logos.getquikturn.io/mcp as the connector URL and finish creating the connector.
When Claude prompts you to connect, use your Quikturn server API key (starts with sk_).
Use the + menu in the conversation to turn the connector on before asking Claude to build slides with logos.
URL
https://logos.getquikturn.io/mcpAuth
Server key required
Connect
Auth happens in Claude
Conversation use
Enable the connector for the specific PowerPoint or document conversation from the + menu.
Prompt
Find the Goldman Sachs logo and return the full logo as a transparent PNG.
Result
On Team and Enterprise plans, an owner must add the custom connector before members can connect to it.
MCP access is included with paid API plans — uses your existing server key, same billing.
200 req/day
2,000 req/min
20,000 req/min
100,000 req/min
Claude drops the right logos into decks as it drafts them.
Enrich generated documents with real company branding.
Cursor & Cline fetch real assets instead of inventing paths.
Build branded mockups and prototypes from a single prompt.
MCP access included with API plans · Free (200 req/day), Launch (2,000 req/min), Growth (20,000 req/min), Enterprise (100,000 req/min)
What the protocol is, which clients can connect, and how keys, billing, and rate limits work.
The Model Context Protocol is an open standard for connecting AI agents to external tools and data. Quikturn runs an MCP server so any compatible client — Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, and more — can search and retrieve company logos directly inside a conversation.
No. MCP access uses the same server API key (starts with sk_) as the REST API — one key, one bill, works everywhere.
Any MCP-compatible client: Claude for PowerPoint, Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, and VS Code Copilot, plus any future tool that speaks the standard MCP protocol.
MCP access is included with every paid API plan at no extra cost — requests count against your existing plan’s rate limit, on the same billing cycle as the REST API.
Rate limits scale with your plan, from 200 requests/day on Free up to 100,000 requests/min on Enterprise. See the pricing table above for the full breakdown by tier.
Connect in a minute. Included with every API plan.
Quikturn MCP Server - AI Agent Access to 17M+ Company Logos
Quikturn's MCP (Model Context Protocol) server gives AI agents direct access to over 17 million company logos. Any MCP-compatible AI tool — Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf, Cline, VS Code Copilot — can search for, browse, and retrieve company logos programmatically. No SDK installation or API wrapper code required.
Search logos by company name, domain, or stock ticker. Retrieve logos as base64 image data for direct insertion into documents, or as signed URLs for display and linking. Browse all available variants for any company including full logos and icons in multiple formats.
Connect Claude Desktop to Quikturn's logo database by adding a simple JSON configuration. Ask Claude to find company logos, and it will search, select, and retrieve the right logo automatically. Perfect for AI-assisted presentations, reports, and document creation.
Give your AI coding assistant access to production-ready company logos. Cursor, Windsurf, and Cline users can search and retrieve logos directly in their development workflow. Build branded applications, mockups, and prototypes with real company logos fetched by your AI agent.
Quikturn's MCP server uses the standard Model Context Protocol over Streamable HTTP. Authentication uses existing Quikturn server API keys (sk_ keys). MCP access is included with API plans using the same metering and these rate limits: Free (200 req/day), Launch (2,000 req/min), Growth (20,000 req/min), Enterprise (100,000 req/min).
Learn how to use Claude with the Quikturn MCP server to automatically add company logos to PowerPoint presentations. Our step-by-step guides cover setup for Claude Desktop and Claude Web, with example prompts and best practices. How to Add Company Logos to PowerPoint with Claude. How to Set Up the Quikturn MCP Server. Claude + Logos — Automatic Logo Insertion for AI Decks.