GiftsToPrint

Personalised newspaper posters

GiftsToPrint makes personalised newspaper-style posters for birthdays, wedding anniversaries, dating anniversaries and retirements. Each poster is a front page filled with real headlines, prices and events from the year that matters, personalised with the recipient's name, a photo and a message.

What you can ask

Find me a personalised 60th birthday poster for my mum, who grew up in Australia
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MCP connector

Server URL: https://mcp.giftstoprint.com/mcp
Login: None
Protocol: MCP 2026-07-28
Instructions: GiftsToPrint makes personalised newspaper-style posters showing real headlines from a chosen year, for birthdays, wedding anniversaries, dating anniversaries and retirements, in US, UK, Canadian and Australian editions. Posters are delivered as a print-ready digital file by email (nothing is posted), usually the next working day. Typical flow: , then , then collect the details and a photo from the user, then , then , then share the returned checkout_url so the user can review and pay. Names, dates and the his/her wording come from the user. The photo is one the user provides in the current conversation, either attached or as a link. If none has been provided yet, ask for one. If the photo can't be passed to , gives the user a page to upload it from their device. If an order can't be completed here, the poster's product_page lets the user order on the website.

Tools

Reads data2

Changes data3

Skills

None in the store listings or on the server

MCP connector

Server URL

https://mcp.giftstoprint.com/mcp

None

Protocol

MCP 2026-07-28

Instructions

GiftsToPrint makes personalised newspaper-style posters showing real headlines from a chosen year, for birthdays, wedding anniversaries, dating anniversaries and retirements, in US, UK, Canadian and Australian editions. Posters are delivered as a print-ready digital file by email (nothing is posted), usually the next working day. Typical flow: , then , then collect the details and a photo from the user, then , then , then share the returned checkout_url so the user can review and pay. Names, dates and the his/her wording come from the user. The photo is one the user provides in the current conversation, either attached or as a link. If none has been provided yet, ask for one. If the photo can't be passed to , gives the user a page to upload it from their device. If an order can't be completed here, the poster's product_page lets the user order on the website.