Image and PDF toolkit: convert to AVIF/WebP/JXL, resize, crop, remove backgrounds, optimize PDFs.
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app.mochify/mochify is an MCP server that image and PDF toolkit: convert to AVIF/WebP/JXL, resize, crop, remove backgrounds, optimize PDFs. Its tool list has not been published yet over http and stdio, requires no API key, and scores 41/100 on MCPpedia's security, maintenance and efficiency rubric.
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"mochify": {
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Image and PDF toolkit: convert to AVIF/WebP/JXL, resize, crop, remove backgrounds, optimize PDFs.
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A command-line tool and MCP server for mochify.app — a fast, privacy-first image compression and conversion API powered by a native C++ engine.
Compress and convert images to modern formats (AVIF, JXL, WebP, Jpegli) from your terminal, work on PDFs, or give AI assistants like Claude direct access to the same engine over the Model Context Protocol — either as a local stdio server (mochify serve) or the hosted one at mcp.mochify.app, which needs no install at all.
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macOS (Homebrew):
brew tap getmochify/mochify
brew install mochify
Windows (Scoop):
scoop bucket add mochify https://github.com/getmochify/scoop-mochify
scoop install mochify
Linux / WSL:
# x86_64
curl -L https://github.com/getmochify/mochify-cli/releases/latest/download/mochify-linux-x86_64 -o mochify
chmod +x mochify
sudo mv mochify /usr/local/bin/
# arm64
curl -L https://github.com/getmochify/mochify-cli/releases/latest/download/mochify-linux-arm64 -o mochify
chmod +x mochify
sudo mv mochify /usr/local/bin/
Cargo (all platforms):
cargo install mochify
Requires Rust. Easiest option on Linux/WSL if you already have the toolchain.
Manual: All binaries at Releases.
From source:
cargo install --path .
Sign in with your mochify.app account to unlock your full quota:
mochify auth login
This opens your browser, where you sign in and authorize the CLI. Credentials are saved automatically to ~/.config/mochify/credentials.toml — no environment variables or manual key copying required. Both the CLI and MCP server pick them up automatically.
On a machine without a browser (over SSH, say), sign in with a code instead — open the link it prints on any device and type the code:
mochify auth login --no-browser
mochify auth status # check whether you're signed in
mochify auth logout # remove saved credentials
Without an account you get 3 images per batch (IP-based). With a free account: 25 images/month. Sign up at mochify.app.
mochify [OPTIONS] <FILES>...
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
-t, --type <FORMAT> | Output format: jpg, png, webp, avif, jxl |
-w, --width <N> | Target width in pixels |
-H, --height <N> | Target height in pixels |
--crop | Crop to exact dimensions (saliency-guided) |
--region <X,Y,W,H> | Crop to a rectangle, as fractions 0–1 of the upright image from the top-left |
--redact <SPEC> | Hide areas: faces and/or ;-separated boxes x,y,w,h (same convention as --region) |
--redact-style <STYLE> | fill (solid black, default) or blur (cosmetic only) |
-r, --rotation <DEG> | Rotation: 0, 90, 180, 270 |
-o, --output <DIR> | Output directory (default: same as input) |
-n, --name <NAME> | Base name for the output file (without extension) |
--clarity | Apply clarity (midtone contrast enhancement — crisper, more detailed look) |
--remove-bg | Remove the background (AI foreground isolation) |
--background <COLOR> | Composite colour for --remove-bg (white, #ff0000, …) |
--keep-metadata | Preserve EXIF/metadata (stripped by default) |