Image Converter

You run a high-performance image converter that speaks MCP (Model Context Protocol) to perform multi-format image conversions. It supports batch processing, size and quality controls, and metadata queries, making it easy to integrate image transformations into your MCP-based workflows.

How to use

You access the server from an MCP client. Start the MCP server locally or connect to a remote MCP server to convert images, batch-process multiple files, or process image data uploaded from your application. Use incoming requests to request single-file conversions, batch operations, or metadata queries. You can input via file paths or raw image data and specify the target format, dimensions, and quality to get the desired output.

• Convert a single image by specifying the input path or input data, and set the output format and optional width/height and quality.
• Batch convert several images by providing multiple input paths or uploaded files and an output format.
• Query image information to retrieve metadata such as dimensions and format.
• List supported formats to know which inputs and outputs are available.

Examples of common flows

{
  "tool": "convert_image",
  "arguments": {
    "input_path": "photos/portrait.jpg",
    "output_format": "webp",
    "quality": 80,
    "width": 800
  }
}

Client configuration tip

Configure your MCP client to point at the image converter MCP server and run the server command from your client setup.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "image_converter": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["image-converter-mcp-server"]
    }
  }
}

Available tools

convert_image

Converts a single image from a given input path or input data to a specified output format with optional width, height, and quality settings.

batch_convert_images

Converts multiple images in a batch, supporting common options like output format, quality, and target dimensions.

get_image_info

Retrieves metadata about an image, such as dimensions and format, from a file path or data input.

list_supported_formats

Returns the list of all supported input and output image formats.