FindMe Photo MCP server

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• create_eventwrite action

  Create a new FindMe event (a wedding/photo gallery). Returns the event id, a shareable access code, and gallery + QR URLs. Use when the photographer says things like "create an event for Sarah & Mike on April 22" or "make a new gallery called Johnson Wedding". CRITICAL — three album settings are user preferences: album_quality (storage resolution; tier-capped), enable_downloads (guest downloads on

• delete_eventwrite action

  Soft-delete an event. The event is hidden immediately and photos stop appearing in the gallery, but the data is kept for 7 days so it can be restored with restore_event if needed. After 7 days, the data is permanently purged.

• get_account_info

  Confirm which FindMe account and Google Drive connection this MCP session is operating on. Returns the FindMe email, plan tier, active event count, and the Google email that Drive is connected with (or null if not connected). ALWAYS call this once at the start of any conversation that involves listing events, uploading photos, importing from Drive, or any account-scoped action — and surface the re

• get_event

  Get full details for one event — includes stats: photo_count, video_count, total storage, guest visits, selfie searches. Use when the photographer asks about the status or stats of a specific gallery.

• get_event_analytics

  Get aggregated analytics for an event: guest visits, unique visitors, photos downloaded, selfie searches, and per-day breakdown. Default window is event creation to now. Use when the photographer asks things like "how many people viewed the Johnson wedding?" or "what was the download count?"

• get_event_qr

  Get a QR code image (PNG) for an event's public gallery URL. Returns the image so the AI can display it to the photographer or save it. Useful for printing signage at events.

• get_upload_linkwrite action

  Get a no-login "tap-to-upload" link for an event. Returns a URL the photographer opens on any device (phone or computer) to upload photos through the browser's native picker — no account or login required. THIS IS THE WAY TO UPLOAD when you can't read the photographer's local files (i.e. always, in ChatGPT and in Claude web/mobile — anywhere except a locally-installed Claude Desktop with the findm

• get_usage

  Get the current-month usage for your FindMe account: API requests used/limit, rate limit per minute, storage used/limit, and active event count. Use when the photographer asks about their usage, quota, remaining requests, or plan limits.

• list_events

  List the photographer's events, most recent first. Returns up to 20 by default; use `cursor` for pagination. Filter with `created_after` (ISO date) to only show recent events.

• restore_event

  Restore a soft-deleted event within the 7-day recovery window. Fails if the event is already active or past the 7-day cutoff.

• update_eventwrite action

  Update fields on an existing event: name, event_date, description, tag, access_code, album_quality (storage resolution; changeable only before the first photo is uploaded, and tier-capped), enable_downloads (toggle guest downloads on/off), or is_collaborative (toggle whether other people can upload). Only include the fields you want to change. Use when the photographer wants to rename, re-date, re

• upload_photos_from_drive_folderwrite action

  Attempt to import photos from a Google Drive folder. IMPORTANT: this is not supported in chat-based AI assistants because Google's drive.file scope (the only Drive scope FindMe is verified for) does not allow apps to list folder contents. The tool always returns a redirect message pointing the photographer at the FindMe web app, where the Google Picker handles authorization in one click. Surface t

• upload_photos_from_pathswrite action

  Upload photos or videos from local file paths on the photographer's computer to a FindMe event. Each path can be a file, a directory (all supported files inside are uploaded), or a glob (basic). Supported formats: .jpg .jpeg .png .webp .mp4 .mov .webm. Max 50 files per call; auto-chunks if more are found. Max size per file: 50 MB for photos, 500 MB for videos. Photos are automatically resized to t

• upload_photos_from_urlswrite action

  Upload photos/videos from public URLs to a FindMe event. Useful when the photographer shares Dropbox links, direct Drive download URLs, or similar. The MCP server downloads each URL to a temp buffer and streams it to the event. Photos are automatically resized to the album's storage quality before upload (full-size albums keep originals). Max 50 URLs per call. On success the response includes rich

• Code scan23 source files scanned25/25
• –Live reliabilityno gateway calls yet and no remote to proben/a
• –Tool poisoningtools not inspected (local package is not executed); not countedn/a
• Auth qualitystatic API keys via environment variables6/15
• Maintenancelast push 96 days ago8/15
• Maintainer identityregistry namespace matches repository owner7/10

Safety score

71/100

higher than 38% of 1,337 Media servers

Tools

14

the typical Media server has 7

Tools that change things

50%

typical: 4%. Fewer write tools means less an agent can break

Downloads a week

229

more than 77% of 365 Media servers with a package

FindMe Photo: common questions

Is FindMe Photo MCP server safe?

Mostly: it is graded B (71/100). Read the FindMe Photo safety report

How do I install FindMe Photo?

It runs on your machine. Copy the Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code or Claude Desktop config from the install section.

Does FindMe Photo need an API key?

Yes. The registry entry asks for FINDME_API_KEY.

Is FindMe Photo maintained?

The last commit was 134 days ago (2026-06-23). The latest release is v0.7.0.

What can I use instead of FindMe Photo?

Servers from other publishers that do the same job: Wellness Nourish MCP server.

How does FindMe Photo compare with other Media MCP servers?

safety score 71/100 (higher than 38% of 1,337 Media servers); tools 14 (the typical Media server has 7); tools that change things 50% (typical: 4%. Fewer write tools means less an agent can break). Full comparison.