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Cloudinary MCP Server

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This MCP server provides tools for uploading images and videos to Cloudinary through Claude Desktop and compatible MCP clients. It simplifies the process of integrating Cloudinary's media management capabilities into your Claude workflows.

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What is Cloudinary MCP Server?

The Cloudinary MCP Server is a tool that allows you to upload images and videos to Cloudinary directly from Claude Desktop or other compatible MCP (Multi-Cloud Platform) clients. It acts as a bridge, enabling seamless integration between Claude and Cloudinary's powerful media management platform.

How to use Cloudinary MCP Server?

To use the server, you need to install Node.js and configure the server within your Claude MCP settings. You can install it using npx or clone the repository for developer installation. After installation, configure your Cloudinary credentials (cloud name, API key, and API secret) in the MCP settings. You can then use the upload tool within Claude to upload media to Cloudinary.

Key features of Cloudinary MCP Server

  • Easy integration with Cloudinary

  • Upload images and videos

  • Supports custom public IDs

  • Overwrite existing assets

  • Tagging support

  • Supports file paths, URLs, and base64 data URIs as upload sources

Use cases of Cloudinary MCP Server

  • Uploading images and videos to Cloudinary from Claude Desktop

  • Automating media uploads in Claude workflows

  • Managing media assets in Cloudinary through Claude

  • Integrating Cloudinary's media management features into AI applications

FAQ from Cloudinary MCP Server

What is Cloudinary?

Cloudinary is a cloud-based media management platform that provides solutions for storing, transforming, and delivering images and videos.

What is an MCP server?

MCP stands for Multi-Cloud Platform. In this context, it refers to a server that integrates with Claude Desktop and allows it to interact with various cloud services, such as Cloudinary.

How do I get my Cloudinary credentials?

You can find your Cloudinary credentials (cloud name, API key, and API secret) in the Cloudinary Console after creating an account.

What versions of Node.js are supported?

Node.js version 18 or higher is required.

Can I contribute to the development of this server?

Yes, you can contribute by cloning the repository and submitting pull requests.