Image Extractor FAQs

Question 1

What is Image Extractor?

Accepted Answer

Image Extractor is a tool that allows Large Language Models (LLMs) in agent mode to analyze images by extracting them from various sources (local files, URLs, or base64 strings) and converting them into a base64 format suitable for LLM consumption.

Question 2

What are some use cases for Image Extractor?

Accepted Answer

Image Extractor is particularly useful for analyzing Playwright test results (screenshots), enabling AI agents to understand visual information from web pages or local files, and processing base64 image data for LLM-based analysis.

Question 3

What image sources does Image Extractor support?

Accepted Answer

Image Extractor supports extracting images from local files, URLs, and base64-encoded strings. This provides flexibility for various use cases.

Question 4

How do I install Image Extractor for Cursor?

Accepted Answer

You can install Image Extractor using either direct GitHub installation or by cloning and running it locally. Configuration involves adding a `.cursor/mcp.json` file to your project root with the appropriate command and arguments.

Question 5

Does Image Extractor resize images?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Image Extractor automatically resizes images to a maximum of 512x512 pixels. This optimization is crucial for efficient LLM analysis, reducing the size of the base64 string and optimizing context window usage.

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