Fetch Google Maps place photos by place_id, returning image URLs and pixel dimensions. Excludes contributor avatars and review photos.
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"Google Photos" matching MCP tools:
- Retrieve Google Maps photos for places, including menu, owner, and latest images, using place queries or IDs.MIT
- Open a Google Photos picker to let users choose photos or videos from their entire library, including media this app didn't upload. Returns a picker URI to share with the user for selection.MIT
- Download files from public URLs and add them to Google Photos, optionally into a specific album. Handles up to 20 URLs per call, with a size limit.MITDestructive
- Check Google Photos connectivity, active account, and granted scopes to diagnose permission errors. Use it first to determine if a missing scope or revoked token is causing failures.MIT
- Create a new empty album in Google Photos, ready to receive photos. Use it to organize uploads by passing the returned album ID when adding media.MIT
Matching MCP Servers
- AlicenseAqualityAmaintenanceEnables 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.2941 npm1MIT
- FlicenseNot gradedqualityCmaintenanceEnables AI assistants to search, browse, and retrieve metadata and images from your Google Photos library. It supports content-based filtering, album listing, and location extraction via STDIO and HTTP transports.47-
Matching MCP Connectors
- google-maps-photosOAuth
Google Maps place photos: image URLs, thumbnails, positions, and Street View panoramas.
Search and download high-quality stock photos and videos.
- Set or clear the caption under a photo or video in Google Photos. Works only on media your app uploaded; pass an empty string to remove it.MIT
- Analyze your Google Photos library to detect duplicate photos, review statistics, and generate a report.MIT
- Create Google Photos albums grouped by year or month to organize your library. Preview with a dry run or apply the organization automatically.MIT
- Retrieve photos and videos for a Google My Business location by providing account and location IDs.-
- Redirects to the FindMe web app to import photos from a Google Drive folder using Google Picker for authorization.MIT
- Create a no-login 24-hour upload link for sending phone/computer photos, 360° images, or virtual tour files into a property.MIT
- Remove a local draft and its copied photos without affecting Vinted. Force deletion for published drafts.MITDestructive
- Retrieves your FindMe account details: email, plan tier, active event count, and connected Google Drive email. Confirm account and Drive connection before listing events, uploading photos, or importing.MIT
- Access Google Maps business data: search by query, area, coordinates, or nearby; pull details, reviews, photos, posts, autocomplete, and reverse geocoding for local business research and analysis.MIT
- Retrieve the first page of Google Maps reviews for a given place ID, including each review's rating, text, reviewer, timestamp, and photos.MIT
- Fetch paginated Google Maps reviews for a place by dataId or placeId. Sort, filter by topic or language, and return author, rating, text, owner responses, photos, and local-guide flags.MIT
- Retrieve your Pedra property list with photo counts and direct links to access photos, enabling you to find and use existing photos for creating property videos.MIT
- Retrieve a complete Google Business Profile including name, rating, reviews, address, phone, website, hours, categories, attributes, photos, description, and verification status.MIT
- Add additional photos to an existing Vinted draft without modifying original files. Ensure listings meet photo requirements for higher-value items.MIT
- Fetch full Google Maps place details by placeId, including address, hours, ratings, photos, and amenities. Use it to enrich POIs, audit local SEO, and build location-aware agents.MIT