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Transformers.js
Bring Hugging Face models to life with pure JavaScript in the browser.
Experience lightning-fast ML inference with advanced GPU acceleration via WebGPU for seamless performance.Access over 1,200 models and 120+ architectures directly in your browser, expanding possibilities for text, vision, audio, and more.Deploy privacy-preserving AI applications without server costs and benefit from improved loading times with binary quantization.
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overview
Overview
Transformers.js enables developers to leverage state-of-the-art AI models without relying on backend servers. With support for Hugging Face models compiled to WebAssembly/WebGPU, you can run powerful ML tasks directly in the browser.
- Pure JavaScript inference for easy integration.
- No server needed; run models on-device.
- Designed for modern web applications.
features
Powerful Features
Transformers.js combines cutting-edge technology to enhance your web applications. Benefit from broad compatibility with the Hugging Face Python library and advanced model architectures.
- Support for new models including Voxtral and NeoBERT.
- Flexible quantization options for resource optimization.
- Real-time interactivity for modern web experiences.
use_cases
Use Cases
Transformers.js empowers developers across various domains to create innovative browser-based applications. From interactive chatbots to real-time image processing, the possibilities are endless.
- AI-powered applications for web development.
- Privacy-focused solutions without server costs.
- Seamless integration into existing projects.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of models can I use with Transformers.js?
You can access over 1,200 models including text, vision, audio, and multimodal architectures such as Voxtral, LFM2, and ModernBERT.
Do I need a backend server to use Transformers.js?
No! Transformers.js is designed for on-device inference, allowing you to run models directly in the browser without any server infrastructure.
How does binary quantization improve performance?
Binary quantization reduces the model size, leading to faster loading times and efficient performance on devices with limited resources.