"Google Cloud Platform (GCP)" matching MCP servers:

Provides OCR capabilities to LLMs via Google Cloud Vision, enabling reading of scanned documents, handwriting, and images.

Atlas Cloud MCP Server enables developers to access state-of-the-art AI models for image generation, video generation, and LLMs through a unified MCP interface. Fast, scalable, and cost-efficient alternative to traditional AI providers.

This MCP server searches Google's public ads database and uses AI to analyze ad images/videos, with intelligent caching for performance.

MCP server for Google Veo 3.1 video generation. Supports text/video/image-based generation, extension, and interpolation with cost estimation and batch processing.

Enables AI agents to programmatically generate images and videos through the authenticated Google Flow web interface via a direct Chrome DevTools Protocol connection, exposing tools for media generation, project management, status checks, and asset downloads without requiring official API keys.

Enables AI agents to generate Google Flow videos and images and automate Scene Builder clip extensions through a user's own Chrome session.

Enables AI agents to drive Google Flow through a real Chrome profile to generate images, videos, characters, and scenes without sharing credentials.

Automates sports editorial graphic poster creation using Google Flow through a Playwright-based pipeline, exposing a FastMCP server for integration with MCP clients.

Lets an AI agent drive Google Flow (flow.google.com) through a locally logged-in Chrome profile to generate images, videos, characters, and scenes. Uses browser automation via the Chrome DevTools Protocol, so Google credentials are never shared with the agent.

Controls Google Flow for image and video generation from an AI agent. Enables generating images with models like Imagen 4, creating videos, managing characters and scenes via browser automation.

Enables users to generate images and videos on Google Flow through browser automation of an already signed-in Chrome session, downloading the finished media to disk without any API keys. It drives Flow's agent with a range of image and video models, plus reference images, first/last frames, and ingredient-based video jobs, while reusing the user's own Google AI Pro credits.

Self-hosted MCP server for Google Flow that enables image and video generation, upscaling, and character consistency through your own Google account.

MCP server for searching images with Google

MCP server that lets AI agents control Google Flow for generating images and videos using the user's own Google account. It provides tools for image generation, video creation, character and scene management, and UI discovery.

Enables high-quality image generation using Google's Imagen 3.0 model via the Gemini API, with support for multiple images per request and automatic file management and HTML preview generation.

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.

Enables creation of word cloud visualizations from various document formats (PDF, Word, TXT, MD) with intelligent text extraction, customizable themes, and multiple output formats (SVG, PNG, JPG, WebP).

Enables Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client to create consistent AI characters, generate Veo 3.1 and Omni videos, edit clips, build scenes, export MP4s, and chat with Google Flow's creative agent. Automates AI video production workflows such as reels, storyboards, and multi-shot stories through natural language, with credit guardrails and dry-run pricing.

Enables users to search the Google Ads Transparency Center for company ads, inspect ad details and variations, analyze images and videos, and compare competitor advertising strategies.

Enables AI coding agents to autonomously generate images, music, and cinematic video directly from their coding environment by connecting to Google Labs and Google Flow through the user's Chrome session.