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MOSS-Image

OpenMOSS built MOSS-Image on a 5B-parameter core that reads 4,000-token prompts and follows JSON blueprints for placing subjects, lettering and frames.

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MOSS-Image: Precision Layout Meets Text-to-Image

This 5B-parameter image suite reads layout instructions directly from your prompt.

  • Element-by-Element Placement
    Assign a frame to every object and caption so the final composition mirrors your JSON structure rather than relying on chance.
  • Compact 5B Core, Long Context
    Extended prompts stay within the model's 4,000-token window, and the same weights can be tuned for specialized domains.
  • Two Apache-2.0 Checkpoints
    Base and SFT releases share the same architecture; the SFT build produces cleaner whiteboard lettering and more organized text blocks.

Set Up MOSS-Image Step by Step

Go from a fresh environment to a layout-driven render in three stages.

FAQ

Questions About MOSS-Image

Answers on layout prompts, model variants, hardware needs and licensing for MOSS-Image.

1

How much control does a JSON layout give me?

Your JSON can define the overall scene, individual objects and visible text, with coordinates and dimensions for each element's frame.

2

What separates the Base and SFT checkpoints?

Both use the same architecture and sampling interface. SFT has extra fine-tuning on curated examples, which the project shows as tighter text grouping and a cleaner whiteboard composition.

3

What prompt length does the model accept?

It handles prompts up to 4,000 tokens, which leaves room for a detailed multi-element layout in JSON.

4

Which system requirements should I plan for?

You need Python 3.10+ and an NVIDIA GPU with a compatible PyTorch build. When VRAM is tight, use Sequential mode or lower the image size; Compile DiT is disabled by default and not available in that mode.

5

Is there a ComfyUI integration for MOSS-Image?

Yes—install the native plugin through ComfyUI Manager, then open the sample workflow. Inclusion in the official ComfyUI repository is still underway.

6

How is MOSS-Image licensed?

The model weights use Apache-2.0; pipeline code and third-party parts keep their respective licenses. For academic work, cite the project repository.

Put MOSS-Image to Work

Run the Diffusers pipeline or ComfyUI plugin, test a JSON layout, or refine your concept with the built-in prompt helper before you generate.