Mac-letterhead MCP server

Mac-letterhead

<!-- mcp-name: io.github.easytocloud/mac-letterhead -->

Turn any Markdown file into a professionally-branded PDF on your company's letterhead — with no manual formatting. Mac-letterhead treats your letterhead PDF as digital stationery: it prints your Markdown into the safe area of the page (never overlapping your header, footer, or logo) and applies your brand's typography from a small CSS file.

Runs entirely on your Mac. Same engine as a drag-and-drop droplet, a command-line tool, or a Model Context Protocol server that Claude and other AI clients can call directly.

• What it does
• Install
• Quick start (2 minutes)
• Use it — droplet · CLI · MCP server
• Configure & fine-tune — brand CSS · blend strategies · multi-page
• Advanced · Privacy · License

What it does

You have a company letterhead — a PDF with your logo at the top, contact info at the bottom, maybe a subtle watermark. You have documents to write, and they need to be on that letterhead: proposals, reports, invoices, memos.

The traditional options are all painful: Word templates that never quite line up, copy-paste-adjust cycles into a designer's InDesign file, or manually placing text over the letterhead in a PDF editor. Or just giving up and sending unbranded.

Mac-letterhead does the whole thing automatically. It analyzes your letterhead PDF to find the safe printable area (the space around the header, footer, and logo), renders your Markdown into that area with your brand's typography (fonts and colors from a tiny CSS file), and hands you a finished PDF. Multi-page letterhead? First-page vs subsequent pages? Handled.

The same tool ships as three interfaces — a Mac drag-and-drop app (for you), a command-line utility (for scripting), and an MCP server (so Claude and other AI clients can produce your branded documents on request).

Install

Pick one:

Shortened. The full README is on GitHub.