AniDoc_colorize_sketch_sequence – 1 MCP server offers this tool
What it usually takes
control_sequence_video– in 1 of 1enable_backward_tracking– in 1 of 1max_tracking_points– in 1 of 1motion_guidance_mode– in 1 of 1noise_augmentation_strength– in 1 of 1quantize_extracted_sketch– in 1 of 1reference_character_image– in 1 of 1seed– in 1 of 1tracker_grid_size– in 1 of 1
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Servers
| Server | Inputs | Read-only? |
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AniDoc co.huggingface.fffiloni/anidoc Colorize a sketch or line-art video sequence using a reference character image. Use this tool when you need to apply the colors, identity, and visual design from a reference character image to an existing sketch or line-art video sequence. The motion comes from the input control video; this tool does not create new motion from a static image. Supported behaviors: - Tracking: tracks matched reference/control points through the sketch sequence for stronger temporal consistency. - Matching only: uses the initial image matching signal without tracking it across frames. - Repeat matching: repeats the initial matching signal across all generated frames. - Optional sketch quantization can strengthen extracted black-and-white line art. - Optional backward tracking can improve difficult motion cases, with additional compute cost. If a user passes a file as an input, use the upload_file_to_gradio tool, if present, to upload the file to the gradio app and create a Gradio File Input. Then use the | control_sequence_video,enable_backward_tracking,max_tracking_points,motion_guidance_mode,noise_augmentation_strength,quantize_extracted_sketch,reference_character_image,seed,tracker_grid_size | Not stated |