MCP server that converts file contents into compact, line-numbered PNG images for vision models to read, reducing token usage by roughly 7x for large files.
Enables AI agents to extract text from Brazilian court case PDFs and images fully offline, checking legibility, OCR-ing only the pages with corrupted fonts, and returning page-level text labelled as native text or OCR with sheet numbers ready for citation. Supports single pages, whole files, and batch folders of up to 50 PDFs per call.
Enables OCR-based text, table, handwriting, and formula recognition from images via MCP, supporting local files and URLs for integration with AI assistants.
Enables MCP clients to run OCR on local image files through a single long-lived PaddleOCR backend shared across clients, returning recognized lines as a Markdown table with optional coordinate and confidence columns.
A local MCP server that drives one disposable copy of VRoid Studio through the application's own managed API, exposing 86 tools for character parameters, textures, bounded makeup editing, hair authoring, Dress-up outfit assembly, and VRM export without mouse automation, OCR, or screen scraping. It also verifies installations into an isolated lab directory and guards the copy against writes outside that lab.
An MCP server that provides local image recognition on macOS, including OCR, image classification, comprehensive image analysis, and screenshot recognition, all via Apple's Vision framework without any network requests.
Provides image recognition capabilities using Anthropic Claude Vision and OpenAI GPT-4 Vision APIs, supporting multiple image formats and offering optional text extraction via Tesseract OCR.
Enables OCR-enabled PDF to Markdown conversion in Claude Code, with per-page inspection and hybrid handling of text, scanned, mixed, and blank pages via a local vision-model endpoint.
Enables AI agents to convert images and PDFs, including large scanned books, into Markdown through GLM-OCR, with support for long-image slicing, progress tracking, and asynchronous OCR tasks.
A Model Context Protocol server that gives AI assistants OCR with first-class accuracy handling and evaluation. It wraps three engines behind one interface and can score and compare them.
Enables users to create character spritesheets from natural-language requests, preview animations, search clothing and tool items, and export engine-ready assets for Godot, Unity, and web.
Enables agent frameworks to invoke OCR as a structured tool, supporting single images, multi-page images, and PDFs via local Transformers or remote vLLM/SGLang backends.
Enables an agent to rebuild a project's source tree from a screen recording of IntelliJ IDEA, then inspect the original video frames for doubtful lines, correct them, and run syntax/build verification. It exposes OCR and review tools so the recovered files can be checked and repaired until no flagged lines remain.
Enables document text recognition and extraction from images and PDFs using Claude Vision, including support for scanned documents and structured output, without requiring local OCR engines.
Extracts text from images using Tesseract OCR with support for local files, URLs, and raw image bytes. It provides production-grade OCR capabilities and multi-language support through the Model Context Protocol.
Identifies anime characters and works from illustrations, and traces back to Pixiv originals, artists, or animation screenshots using vision models and SauceNAO/Trace.moe.
Enables image analysis and recognition through multiple LLM vision models (Gemini, GPT-4o, Qwen-VL, Doubao) by accepting image URLs or Base64 data and returning text descriptions or answers to questions about the images.
Provides an OCR tool that extracts text from images using macOS's built-in Vision framework, returning text segments with confidence scores and bounding boxes.
Provides OCR services powered by Google's Gemini API to extract text from images via file paths or base64 strings. It enables high-accuracy text recognition and CAPTCHA processing through simple MCP tools.