Integrations

Chat assistants and local chat apps that can call our MCP server. You add localscreenshot once as a custom connector, then ask for a screenshot in the conversation.

Most of them have a field for a header or a token. That is where your key goes:

A few have no place for a key and connect by sign-in instead: the assistant opens a localscreenshot window, you sign in and allow it. Those are marked below, and stay listed as not ready until that way of connecting is open.

The dashboard shows the same steps with your own key already in place.

Claude

In Claude (web or desktop): Customize, Connectors, then add a custom connector. Write your key in place of $LOCALSCREENSHOT_API_KEY.

1. In Claude, open Customize > Connectors
2. Click "+ Add", then "Add custom connector"
3. Name: localscreenshot
4. URL: https://api.localscreenshot.com/mcp
5. Under Request headers, add
   Authorization: Bearer $LOCALSCREENSHOT_API_KEY
6. Save, then ask Claude for a screenshot

From its documentation, not tried by us yet. Source: support.claude.com.

Le Chat

In Le Chat: Connectors, Add Connector, Custom MCP Connector. Write your key in place of $LOCALSCREENSHOT_API_KEY.

1. Open the Connectors page and click "+ Add Connector"
2. Switch to the "Custom MCP Connector" tab
3. Connector name: localscreenshot
4. Server URL: https://api.localscreenshot.com/mcp
5. Authentication: HTTP Bearer Token
   $LOCALSCREENSHOT_API_KEY

From its documentation, not tried by us yet. Source: docs.mistral.ai.

Copilot Studio

In your agent: Tools, Add a tool, New tool, Model Context Protocol. Write your key in place of $LOCALSCREENSHOT_API_KEY.

1. On your agent's Tools page: Add a tool > New tool > Model Context Protocol
2. Server name: localscreenshot
3. Server description: Takes screenshots of public web pages
4. Server URL: https://api.localscreenshot.com/mcp
5. Authentication: API key, Type: Header, Header name: Authorization
6. Create, then enter this value as the API key
   Bearer $LOCALSCREENSHOT_API_KEY

From its documentation, not tried by us yet. Source: learn.microsoft.com.

LM Studio

In LM Studio: Program tab, Install, Edit mcp.json. Write your key in place of the variable. This tool does not read environment variables in its settings.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "localscreenshot": {
      "url": "https://api.localscreenshot.com/mcp",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer $LOCALSCREENSHOT_API_KEY" }
    }
  }
}

From its documentation, not tried by us yet. Source: lmstudio.ai.

Open WebUI

In Open WebUI: Settings, Admin, Integrations, External Tool Servers. Write your key in place of $LOCALSCREENSHOT_API_KEY.

1. Open Settings > Admin > Integrations
2. Under External Tool Servers, click "+ Add Connection"
3. Type: MCP (Streamable HTTP)
4. Server URL: https://api.localscreenshot.com/mcp
5. Auth: Bearer
   $LOCALSCREENSHOT_API_KEY
6. Save

From its documentation, not tried by us yet. Source: docs.openwebui.com.

LibreChat

Add to librechat.yaml. LibreChat reads the key from its environment.

mcpServers:
  localscreenshot:
    type: streamable-http
    url: https://api.localscreenshot.com/mcp
    headers:
      Authorization: 'Bearer ${LOCALSCREENSHOT_API_KEY}'

From its documentation, not tried by us yet. Source: www.librechat.ai.

Not ready yet

We show a setup only once we have read it in the tool's own documentation. Not yet for: ChatGPT, Perplexity.

Then ask

A connector you add is yours: the screenshots it takes use your credits and appear in your dashboard, like any other. What an assistant can ask for is on Ask your AI (MCP).