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HunyuanOCR puts end-to-end document parsing in a 1B model

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Tencent Hy@TencentHunyuan

We are thrilled to open-source HunyuanOCR, an expert, end-to-end OCR model built on Hunyuan's native multimodal architecture and training strategy. This model achieves SOTA performance with only 1 billion parameters, significantly reducing deployment costs. ⚡️Benchmark Leader: Achieves a SOTA score (860) on OCRBench for models under 3B parameters and a leading 94.1 on OmniDocBench for complex document parsing. 🌐Comprehensive OCR Capabilities: Extends beyond simple text recognition to handle text spotting (street view, handwriting, art text), complex document processing (tables/formulas in HTML/LaTeX), video subtitle extraction, and end-to-end Photo translation (supports 14 languages). ✅Ultimate Usability: Embraces the "end-to-end" philosophy and achieves top-tier results with a single instruction and single inference, providing superior efficiency over traditional cascade solutions. 🌐Project Page: https://t.co/7UsMcJKhwu (web) https://t.co/mKjgjV9kwX (mobile) 🔗Github: https://t.co/MLrOnBpZBg 🤗Hugging Face: https://t.co/rZqdeZnHav 📄Technical Report:

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Tencent's original HunyuanOCR model turns document images into structured text using one model and a task instruction. Its archived 1.0 documentation gives prompts for extracting text in reading order, expressing tables as HTML and writing mathematical formulas in LaTeX.

Those outputs preserve information that plain character recognition can lose, such as which values belong in a table or how a formula is arranged. The billion-parameter model brings these document-parsing tasks into a shared image-and-text interface, giving developers a way to request the representation their application needs.

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  • inference — Running a trained model to get answers — the phase where AI is actually used, as opposed to trained.
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