MCP Connector
Connect Rawback to Claude or ChatGPT and ask about your photos in your own words. Your assistant can search the library, build albums, and report your usage — using only the permissions you approve.
https://api.rawback.app/v3/mcpAsk in plain language and let the assistant search by camera, lens, place, date, rating, or what is in the photo.
Create albums, move photos in and out, and tag your library through conversation.
See storage, AI credits, cameras and lenses without leaving the chat.
A standard Model Context Protocol server, so Claude, ChatGPT, and other MCP clients all speak to it.
You need a Rawback account. The connector uses the same sign-in as the website — your password is never shared with the assistant.
Using Claude Code instead? Add it from your terminal:
claude mcp add --transport http rawback https://api.rawback.app/v3/mcpAny other MCP client works the same way — point it at the server URL above and it will discover the sign-in flow on its own.
Permissions and privacy
When you add the connector, Rawback shows you exactly what the app is asking for before anything is shared. Approving grants access to your own library only — never to anyone else's.
To revoke access, remove the connector in the assistant you added it to. Existing sessions stop working within the hour.
Write access lets an assistant edit, archive, and delete photos and albums. Assistants can misread a request, so grant it only to apps you trust, and remember that deleting a photo cannot be undone.