FLORA x ASTRA MCP

Footwear Camera Batch

Use Astra to create a 3D camera motion around your footwear, all with just a camera move at the start.

  1. Add the FLORA server

    Two commands: add the server, then sign in through the browser.

    codex mcp add flora --url https://agents.flora.ai/mcp
    codex mcp login flora
  2. Start creating

    The prompt points Codex at the skill, then at the job.

    Paste into Codex’s chat.

  3. What you type

    Once FLORA is connected, the skill runs from a sentence.

    One line, the whole batch.

    Use the FLORA MCP and read this https://gist.github.com/taco-flora/4ae642e44604ece5696ce8321d43c49c skill.

Control the camera movement to show off your footwear

Input
Example input — a green-screen turnaround we supplied; yours can be any clean still or clip.
Output
One of the 360s below — the same shoe, on white, only the camera moving.

Frequently asked questions

Everything else worth knowing before you connect it.

Start creating
How can I use this?

Add the plugin to Codex using the installation instructions. In ChatGPT, add FLORA MCP as a custom plugin and paste https://agents.flora.ai/mcp. In Claude, add FLORA as a custom connector under Customize → Connectors with the same URL.

What exactly does it give me back?

One clip per shoe per move. The full set is six moves: a 40° orbit, a dolly-in on the toe box, a low track along the sole, a crane reveal from overhead, a tight arc around the heel counter and a macro drift on the eyelets. Ask for one move across the line and you get one clip per colourway, laid out as a row on your canvas.

Does the shoe move or change in any way?

No. Every prompt carries a rigidity clause — the shoe does not move, rotate, flex or deform, and its laces, sole, stitching and logos stay exactly as photographed. Only the camera moves. Each clip starts on your approved frame, and a free vision judge checks every hero clip for drift before the batch reports as clean.

Bring your footwear to life