What is the File Converter MCP? It is a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that provides tools for converting documents and images between different formats.
How is it used? To get started, clone its repository, install the dependencies, and run the server. You can then use its API to convert files by specifying the input file and your desired output format.
What are its key features? It supports converting DOCX to PDF and vice versa, converting images between formats like JPG, PNG, and WebP, converting Excel spreadsheets to CSV, transforming HTML and Markdown files to PDF, and includes a generic conversion tool for various other formats.
What are its use cases? Common uses include converting Word documents to PDF for sharing, optimizing images for the web, exporting Excel data to CSV for analysis, generating PDFs from HTML reports, and turning Markdown documentation into styled PDFs.
Frequently asked questions: Which formats are supported? You can convert DOCX, PDF, images, Excel, HTML, and Markdown files. Is there a file size limit? The server can handle various sizes, but performance depends on available resources. How are issues reported? Please report any problems in the issues section of the GitHub repository.