Google Photos is a photo sharing and storage service developed by Google. It was announced in May 2015 and spun out from Google+. Google Photos gives users free, unlimited storage for photos up to 16 megapixels and videos up to 1080p resolution.
Provides integration with Google Photos, enabling AI agents to pick media via Google's picker, upload photos and videos, create and share albums, write captions and descriptions, and manage media metadata.
Enables AI agents to work with a user's Google Photos through Google's picker, letting users choose exactly what the agent sees while providing tools for uploading media, creating and sharing albums, writing captions and enrichments, searching app-created media, and managing multiple Google accounts.
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Enables cross-source duplicate analysis to find re-encoded copies of photos imported from Google Photos, using perceptual hashing to identify duplicates across different import sources.
Manage your self-hosted Immich photo library through conversation — natural language search via CLIP, geographic album curation, duplicate detection with perceptual hashing,
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MIT
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Provides tools for analyzing photo library, finding duplicates, organizing photos into albums by year or month, and generating reports.
Enables AI agents to edit video assemblies from A-roll and B-roll, add captions, and publish to social media platforms.
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MIT
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Automatically synchronizes and indexes generated videos into Google Photos via Android MediaStore scan intents, making them appear in the user's photo gallery.
Enables AI agents to direct, generate, and compile on-device videos with storyboards, keyframes, camera effects, and audio, then export them to Android's Gallery or Google Photos while adapting to device battery and thermal limits across Termux, ADB, or desktop.
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Read-only access to a private Google Photos library via server-side authenticated web RPCs. Provides tools to search photos with cursor pagination, list library/archive/album records, browse paginated album metadata, fetch metadata for up to 10 photo IDs, and return actual image pixels (max ~320 px previews) for up to 2 IDs, with video entries labelled as poster frames.
Enables ChatGPT users to search and browse a private photo library, inspect metadata, and receive real image previews through read-only tools, while keeping encrypted sessions server-side.
MIT
Why this server?
Allows ingesting Google Photos Takeout exports to extract photo metadata, faces, and contextual facts from your personal photo library.
A privacy-first personal context engine that ingests personal photos and message exports, extracts cited facts, and serves a queryable profile over MCP for natural-language questions like 'when did I last see Sarah?'.
MIT
Why this server?
Allows starting Google Photos Picker sessions for a user to select photos, then accessing the selected session items and exporting previews or full downloads.
Enables AI agents to search, list, preview, and export photos from Apple Photos, Google Photos Picker sessions, and local Google Takeout archives using native search and metadata inspection.
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MIT
Why this server?
Launches an interactive picker session and reads only the photos/videos the user explicitly selects.
A remote MCP server for Cloudflare Workers that lets ChatGPT, Claude, and other MCP clients read and organize multiple Google and Microsoft cloud accounts without copying data between them.