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Video To Claude

@AdityaO5

About Video To Claude

Claude to Dev - easiest way for you showcase close to video issues of your projects, this tool helps you cut out noise and focus only where you need claude to see

Basic information

Category

AI & Agents

License

MIT

Runtime

node

Transports

stdio

Publisher

AdityaO5

Submitted by

Rakesh Aditya

Config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "video-to-claude": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "video-to-claude-mcp"
      ]
    }
  }
}

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Overview

What is Video To Claude?

Video To Claude is an MCP server that lets you drop a screen recording, scrub the timeline, draw annotations on frames, and send the annotated WebPs directly into your Claude Code conversation as vision input. It is designed for Claude Code users who need to provide visual context from video.

How to use Video To Claude?

Type /vtc in Claude Code. Option A (recommended) uses the Claude Code plugin: /plugin install github:adityaO5/video-to-claude. Option B installs via npm (claude mcp add video-to-claude --scope user -- npx video-to-claude-mcp). Option C clones and builds from GitHub. After installation, the /vtc command opens a browser; you upload a video, scrub the timeline, annotate frames with red marks, capture frames, and click Send to deliver them to the conversation.

Key features of Video To Claude

  • Annotate video frames with arrows, boxes, freehand marks, and text labels
  • Captures annotated frames as WebP images directly into Claude Code
  • Supports common video formats: .mp4, .mov, .webm, and others
  • Bundles ffmpeg and sharp – no separate ffmpeg or Python installation needed
  • Automatic quality retry (80→50) to stay under 2 MB per frame
  • Slash command /vtc automates capture session and send workflow

Use cases of Video To Claude

  • Debug UI bugs by circling issues in screen recordings and sending as context
  • Demonstrate visual changes by annotating before/after frames in a video
  • Provide visual feedback on design prototypes during code reviews
  • Send annotated video frames as vision input for Claude to generate or modify code

FAQ from Video To Claude

What are the prerequisites for Video To Claude?

Node.js 20+ (Node 24 recommended), the Claude Code CLI installed, and any of Windows, macOS, or Linux. No Python or separate ffmpeg is needed – both are bundled.

How do I install Video To Claude?

Three options: (A) Claude Code plugin: /plugin install github:adityaO5/video-to-claude; (B) npm: claude mcp add video-to-claude --scope user -- npx video-to-claude-mcp; (C) clone and build from GitHub, then register the MCP server.

What video formats and image constraints apply?

Video: .mp4, .mov, .webm, or any common format. Captured images are WebP, target ≤2 MB per frame (hard cap 5 MB), max width 960 px. Practical limit ~20 frames before auto-downscale; soft cap ~100 frames.

How does the MCP server work with Claude Code?

It exposes two tools: start_capture_session (starts dev server, creates session, opens browser) and await_capture (polls until user clicks Send, returns annotated WebPs). The /vtc slash command calls both in sequence automatically.

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