Use each::labs in Claude

This page is for people using Claude in the browser, in the Claude desktop app, or in Claude Code. Other apps that support MCP connect as the MCP Server page describes.

What you get

You add the hosted each::labs MCP server at https://mcp.eachlabs.ai/mcp to Claude as a connector. It lets Claude use each::labs tools: the model catalog, run_model, the workflow tools, the video tools and the cards. The MCP Server page lists them. You describe the task and Claude chooses the tools. A card is a small interactive panel that Claude shows inside the conversation: you upload a file on it, adjust a model’s settings, pick one of several results, or choose a range on a timeline. When you press a card’s button, Claude continues on its own; there is nothing to type.

Cards work only in AI apps with a chat interface, such as claude.ai and Claude Desktop. Terminal apps such as Claude Code show no cards. There, Claude gives you results as text with links, and asks you in the chat for anything a card would collect: a file link, times, a crop area, settings or which variant you want.

The cards are MCP Apps served by the each::labs MCP server.

What you can ask

Ask in your own words. Claude chooses the model, builds its input and runs it. Each job is billed to the each::labs organization you chose at sign-in. The examples below show cards, which appear in claude.ai and Claude Desktop. Claude Code has no cards, so for the same requests it shows results as links, and asks you to type in the chat what a card would let you click: a link to your file instead of uploading it, start and end times instead of dragging a timeline, a crop area in pixels instead of drawing a rectangle, setting values instead of a form, and the number of the variant you want instead of pressing Use variant.

Generate images and pick one right in your AI conversation

Give me four variants of a fantasy trading card with a fire dragon. I want to pick one.

The results arrive together on one card. Select the one you like, as often as you like; the button under them then reads Use variant 2, or the number you selected. Press it and Claude continues with that image. The choice is final. One request makes up to 8 variants.

each::labs card titled Turn this portrait into four art styles, showing four images in a grid. The second is marked Selected and the button under the grid reads Use variant 2. — Four variants on one card, with the second one selected

each::labs card showing the chosen image large with a Chosen badge, an Open full size button, a Show the other 3 link and a line saying the chat has your choice. — After the choice: the chosen variant on top, the others one click away

Edit a photo and compare before and after

Keep the astronaut exactly as it is and fill the black background with a dense, bright field of stars.

If you have not given the photo yet, Claude shows the upload card first. The edited image comes back with a Compare button. Press it and drag the handle: the original is on the left, the result on the right.

each::labs card with an astronaut floating in space. Left of a round handle is the original photo labelled Before, with a plain black background; right of it is the edited photo labelled After, with the same astronaut in front of a dense field of bright stars. — Before and after an edit, with the handle in the middle

Turn a dozen screenshots into one slideshow

Make a slideshow video from my 12 app screenshots, 3 seconds each.

One upload card takes the whole set. Drop all twelve at once; they upload four at a time, each with a thumbnail and a progress bar. When every file is up, Claude picks them up and returns the video on a result card with a player and a download button.

each::labs Upload photos card with a drop area and a Choose photos button. Two files are listed with thumbnails, each marked as sent, and a line saying the chat is picking the files up. — The upload card with two photos uploaded and sent to the chat

Make music, then trim it

Compose an upbeat lo-fi track, a little over a minute long.

The track comes back with a player and one download button per format. Then:

Cut it down to the part I like.

Claude shows the track on a timeline with two handles. Drag them, press Preview to listen, and press Use this range. When you give exact seconds instead, such as “keep 0:05 to 0:20”, Claude trims without a card.

each::labs result card with an audio player and one download button for each format of the clip. — An audio result with a player and download buttons

each::labs Choose a range card for a 75-second music track: an audio player, a timeline with two handles set from 0:39.9 to 0:59.8, the start, end and length, and the buttons Preview and Use this range. — Choosing a range of an audio clip

Make a video from a photo

Turn this photo of a futuristic city into a one-minute video where the camera slowly pulls back over the skyline at sunset.

Claude asks for the photo on an upload card, runs a video model and shows the clip on a result card that plays in the conversation. A video often takes 5 to 10 minutes; Claude shows it as still running and checks again until it is done. See When a tool says running.

each::labs result card with a video player showing a futuristic city skyline at sunset with flying cars, a Compare button and a Download .mp4 button. — A finished video in the conversation

Adjust the settings before a run

Restyle this portrait as a Monet oil painting. Let me adjust the settings first.

Claude shows the model’s settings as a form: the prompt, size, number of images, seed and any other option the model takes. Change what you want and press Run. After the first run of a model in a conversation, Claude ends its reply with a short Adjust generation settings line naming a few of that model’s settings; ask to change any of them and the form appears.

each::labs Settings card for the model nano-banana-2-edit with a prompt box, an image size list, sliders for number of images and guidance scale, a safety checker switch, a seed field and a Run button. — A model's settings as a form, with a Run button

Run your organization’s workflow

Which workflows do we have? Run our product clip workflow with this tote bag photo.

Claude lists the workflows your organization built in the dashboard. When a workflow needs inputs you have not given, Claude shows them as a form, with a file picker for each photo, video or audio input. Press Run; the outputs show together as a gallery.

each::labs card for the workflow Product clip, version 3, with a prompt box, a product photo field showing tote-bag.webp as Uploaded, a style list, a caption box and a Run button. — A workflow's inputs as a form, with the photo uploaded on it

Cut and crop media

Trim this video for a story.

Claude shows the video with a timeline. Drag the two handles to the part you want to keep, check it with Preview, and press Use this range. To crop, ask “crop it to 9:16”: Claude shows the first frame with a rectangle. Move and resize it, or lock it to 1:1, 16:9, 9:16 or 4:5, and press Use this crop. Exact numbers, such as “cut the first 10 seconds”, skip the card.

each::labs Choose a range card for a one-minute video of flying cars in a city: a video player, a timeline with two handles set from 0:11.1 to 0:33.3, the start, end and length, and the buttons Preview and Use this range. — Choosing a range of a video

each::labs Choose a crop card showing a photo of a wooden chair with an open sketchbook in a field of wildflowers, with a rectangle and eight handles around the chair, the shape buttons Free, 1:1, 16:9, 9:16 and 4:5 with Free selected, the rectangle's position and size in pixels, and a Use this crop button. — Choosing a crop on a picture

Add the connector

Pick the tab for where you use Claude. On a Team or Enterprise plan, read Team and Enterprise plans first: an Owner may already have added the connector for you.

claude.ai and Claude Desktop
Claude Code

The steps are the same in the browser and in the desktop app’s chat. Customize is the page that holds your connectors.

Open Customize > Connectors

Go to Customize > Connectors.

Add a custom connector

Click Add custom connector.

Enter the server URL

Enter https://mcp.eachlabs.ai/mcp. Leave the OAuth client ID and secret empty; each::labs sets them up for you.

Add and connect

Click Add, then Connect. The each::labs consent page opens; see First sign-in.

On the Free plan you can add one custom connector.

Add the connector from your shell:

claude mcp add --transport http eachlabs https://mcp.eachlabs.ai/mcp

Then run /mcp inside Claude Code, select eachlabs, and sign in when prompted; see First sign-in. The tools appear once the sign-in completes.

Changes to the cards come from the each::labs server. A card always shows its current version, with no update or restart on your side.

Team and Enterprise plans

An Owner adds the connector once for the organization, and each member then connects it and signs in with their own each::labs account. Each member’s each::labs account must belong to the each::labs organization that should pay for the runs, and the member picks that organization at sign-in. A member who signs in with a personal account and organization is billed there instead.

Owner
Member

Open organization connectors

Go to Organization settings > Connectors.

Add a custom connector

Select Add, then Custom. If Claude asks for the connector type, choose Web.

Enter the server URL

Enter https://mcp.eachlabs.ai/mcp. Leave the OAuth client ID and secret empty.

Add the connector

Click Add. The connector now appears under Customize > Connectors for members, with the Custom label.

Connecting opens the each::labs consent page in a new browser tab.

If you are not signed in to the each::labs dashboard, the page sends you through sign-in and back to the consent page.
Choose the Organization. The page states: Predictions will run and bill as <organization>. Every job you run from Claude is charged to this organization at the same prices as the API.
Review the permissions listed (the scopes) and click Approve.

Claude stores the resulting token and refreshes it in the background while you use it. You sign in again after 30 days without use, or 90 days after you signed in, whichever comes first. The token never appears in the conversation. To bill a different organization, disconnect the connector under Customize > Connectors and connect again. If the page fails with organization has no runner credential, open the dashboard once as that organization, then connect again.

Tool approvals

Before running a tool that creates something (a model run, a workflow run, a file upload), Claude asks you to allow it. Always allow remembers the answer for that tool. Tools that only read (checking a job, listing models or workflows) run without a prompt. The first time a card appears, Claude also asks whether to show the each::labs app; allow it. You can turn the connector off for one conversation: click the + button in the chat and select Connectors, then turn each connector on or off for that conversation.

Give a file as input

Many requests start from your own photo, video or audio file. Tool inputs are URLs, and a file attached with Claude’s paperclip stays inside Claude: it cannot reach a connector tool. When a model needs a file, Claude shows the each::labs upload card instead. Put the file on the card, not on the paperclip.

Step	What happens
1	You ask for the result you want: “turn this photo into a short clip”.
2	Claude shows the upload card and waits for your files.
3	Drop the files on the card, or pick them with its button, such as Choose a photo.
4	The card uploads each file from your browser to each::labs storage and shows a thumbnail and progress. Nothing passes through Claude.
5	When the card has every file it asked for, it hands them to Claude by itself. If you upload fewer than it takes, press Done, send to the chat.
6	Claude receives the files’ URLs and runs the model.

each::labs Upload photos card asking for the portrait and the outfit photo, with the text Drop up to 2 photos here and a Choose photos button. — An upload card waiting for two photos

If Claude does not pick the upload up on its own, the card shows Send to the chat by message. It writes the file list into your message box; press Send and Claude continues. Claude shows its standard caution notice above a message an app prepared.

Limit	Value
File kinds	Image, video or audio, as the model needs
Files per card	One card takes a whole set: up to 50 files, or fewer when the chosen model accepts fewer. A card for one specific file, such as the face to use, takes exactly one
File size	100 MB per file
Upload	Four files upload at a time; the rest wait their turn. Choosing more files than the card takes, or a file over 100 MB, is refused before anything uploads
Time to pick	Claude waits for the card up to 60 seconds at a time. After each wait it reads any new message from you, then waits again. If it stops waiting before you are done, tell Claude when the upload is finished
Storage	The file is kept for 180 days, or for your organization’s own retention period, as with Upload file. Anyone who has the file’s link can open it; links are long random addresses that are not listed anywhere
Already have a URL	Paste a public URL in the message instead; no card is needed
Claude Code	Does not show cards. Claude asks in the chat for a public link to the file instead

Cards in the conversation

Besides the upload card, these cards appear. What you can ask shows each one.

You see	When
The result: the image, a video or audio player, and download buttons	Every run that produces media. A file in several formats has one button per format. A workflow’s outputs show together as a gallery
Several results to choose from	You asked for several variants of one prompt, up to 8 in one request. Select one as often as you like, then press the button under them, which reads Use variant and the number you selected. Claude continues with that one, and the choice is final
A form with the model’s settings and a Run button	You ask to adjust settings, or a run has options worth choosing first
A Compare button under an edited image or video	The result is an edit of a file you gave. Drag the handle to compare before and after
A timeline with two handles, or a rectangle on the first frame	You want to cut a clip or crop a frame and have not given exact numbers. Press Use this range or Use this crop. Trimmed audio keeps its format; FLAC comes back as mp4
A workflow’s inputs as a form, with a file picker for each photo, video or audio input	A workflow needs inputs you have not given

A card that cannot load in your app says so and tells you what to give in the chat instead, such as a public file link or the start and end times. A card you already used stays locked on your choice when you come back to the conversation later. To see a result again, ask Claude to show it; it shows the file on a card without running anything.

When a tool says running

A tool waits about 20 seconds for its job. A job that takes longer, such as a long video or a multi-step workflow, shows as still running, and Claude checks again until the job is done, then shows the result. The job keeps running on each::labs the whole time. You do not need to ask; if Claude stops before the job is done, ask “is that job done?” and it checks again. When you asked for several variants, Claude checks on all of them together, and they arrive on one card with the picker once every variant is done. Claude can also look up your organization’s recent runs, for example to pick up a run it started earlier after a brief connection interruption, and continue with it rather than starting a new one. That list shows only each run’s id, model, status, time and result link. Long videos can take 5 to 10 minutes. Claude keeps checking until yours is ready, and asks you before trying a different model. You are billed once, when the job runs, not for checking. Details are under Long jobs. Results are URLs to files on each::labs storage, kept as long as uploads. Download anything you want to keep longer. A data result, such as a transcript or an analysis, comes back as text without a card.

Remove it

What	Where
The connector	Customize > Connectors, open the connector’s menu, select Remove. A Team or Enterprise Owner removes the organization’s copy under Organization settings > Connectors
The connector in Claude Code	`claude mcp remove eachlabs`

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Getting Started

MCP Server

Reference

Use each::labs in Claude

What you get

What you can ask

Generate images and pick one right in your AI conversation

Edit a photo and compare before and after