TinyPNG MCP Server
by aiyogg
This is an MCP (Modular Computation Protocol) server for TinyPNG. It allows you to compress images using the TinyPNG API through a modular interface.
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What is TinyPNG MCP Server?
The TinyPNG MCP Server is a server that exposes TinyPNG's image compression capabilities as a modular computation protocol. It allows other applications, such as Claude Desktop, to compress images using the TinyPNG API.
How to use TinyPNG MCP Server?
To use the server, you can either run it directly using bun or node after installing dependencies and building the project, or install it automatically via Smithery. You'll need to configure the mcp.json file with your TinyPNG API key and the correct paths. Once configured, you can use the provided tools (compress_local_image, compress_remote_image) to compress images.
Key features of TinyPNG MCP Server
Compress local images
Compress remote images
Configurable output format
Integration with Smithery
Modular design
Use cases of TinyPNG MCP Server
Compressing images for web applications
Reducing image file sizes for storage
Optimizing images for faster loading times
Integrating image compression into automated workflows
FAQ from TinyPNG MCP Server
What is an MCP server?
What is an MCP server?
An MCP server is a Modular Computation Protocol server that exposes functionalities as modules.
Do I need a TinyPNG API key?
Do I need a TinyPNG API key?
Yes, you need a TinyPNG API key to use this server. You can obtain one from the TinyPNG website.
What image formats are supported?
What image formats are supported?
The supported image types are defined by SUPPORTED_IMAGE_TYPES which is not defined in the README. Please refer to the server's documentation for the full list.
How do I install the server using Smithery?
How do I install the server using Smithery?
You can install the server using the command: npx -y @smithery/cli install @aiyogg/tinypng-mcp-server --client claude
Where can I find the server's documentation?
Where can I find the server's documentation?
Please refer to the repository's documentation for more detailed information.