MCP server for the PicDefense.io API — image risk scoring, EXIF, reverse-image backlinks, and image content detection (face, landmark, logo, label, SafeSearch, watermark, OCR text)
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PICDEFENSE_API_TOKENAPI keyrequiredYour PicDefense.io token in the form USERID:APIKEY. Get it at https://app.picdefense.io/?returnUrl=https://app.picdefense.io/dashboard/settings
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picdefense_get_creditsGet the remaining credit balance on your PicDefense.io account.
Most analysis tools consume credits per call — check this first if calls start failing with "insufficient credits".Get the remaining credit balance on your PicDefense.io account. Most analysis tools consume credits per call — check this first if calls start failing with "insufficient credits".
No input schema was published for this tool.
picdefense_check_image_riskRun PicDefense's core image-risk analysis on an image URL. Returns reverse-image-search findings and a "picrisk" score indicating how widely / riskily the image appears online.
This is the primary tool for assessing whether an image has been misused or scraped. Consumes account credits.Run PicDefense's core image-risk analysis on an image URL. Returns reverse-image-search findings and a "picrisk" score indicating how widely / riskily the image appears online. This is the primary tool for assessing whether an image has been misused or scraped. Consumes account credits.
No input schema was published for this tool.
picdefense_extract_exifExtract EXIF metadata (camera, timestamps, GPS, etc.) embedded in an image at the given URL. Consumes account credits.Extract EXIF metadata (camera, timestamps, GPS, etc.) embedded in an image at the given URL. Consumes account credits.
No input schema was published for this tool.
picdefense_detect_faceDetect whether an image contains a human face. Consumes account credits.Detect whether an image contains a human face. Consumes account credits.
No input schema was published for this tool.
picdefense_detect_landmarkDetect whether an image contains a recognizable landmark (and where). Consumes account credits.Detect whether an image contains a recognizable landmark (and where). Consumes account credits.
No input schema was published for this tool.
picdefense_detect_logoDetect whether an image contains a brand logo. Consumes account credits.Detect whether an image contains a brand logo. Consumes account credits.
No input schema was published for this tool.
picdefense_safesearchAssess the content safety of an image (adult, violence, racy, medical, spoof likelihoods) via SafeSearch. Consumes account credits.Assess the content safety of an image (adult, violence, racy, medical, spoof likelihoods) via SafeSearch. Consumes account credits.
No input schema was published for this tool.
picdefense_find_backlinksFind backlinks for an image — other web pages where the image appears. Useful for tracing where a photo has been republished. Consumes account credits.Find backlinks for an image — other web pages where the image appears. Useful for tracing where a photo has been republished. Consumes account credits.
No input schema was published for this tool.
picdefense_detect_labelsDetect descriptive labels for the contents of an image (objects, scenes, concepts). Consumes account credits.Detect descriptive labels for the contents of an image (objects, scenes, concepts). Consumes account credits.
No input schema was published for this tool.
picdefense_extract_textExtract text from an image via OCR. Returns the detected full text, individual words, and a "truncated" flag (text is capped for very text-dense images). Consumes account credits.Extract text from an image via OCR. Returns the detected full text, individual words, and a "truncated" flag (text is capped for very text-dense images). Consumes account credits.
No input schema was published for this tool.
picdefense_detect_watermarkDetect a visible stock/photographer watermark in an image. Returns whether one was detected, a confidence score, and the identified source (e.g. a stock agency, "photographer", or "copyright"). Consumes account credits.Detect a visible stock/photographer watermark in an image. Returns whether one was detected, a confidence score, and the identified source (e.g. a stock agency, "photographer", or "copyright"). Consumes account credits.
No input schema was published for this tool.
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MCP server for the PicDefense.io API — image risk scoring, EXIF, reverse-image backlinks, and image content detection (face, landmark, logo, label, SafeSearch, watermark, OCR text)
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