Imajev-4B
Photos checked against your record, with a trained “can’t tell”.
Two open image decision models · updated September 28, 2026
Both read a photo, take your typed questions and return a probability for every option instead of prose. Each is first on a different leaderboard: Imajev-4B on the text JevBench, Jev-Omni on Image JevBench. Here is why, and which one fits your decisions.
Jev-Omni is hosted in our Playground in beta. Imajev-4B is not offered on this site, and neither model is available through our public API.
Photos checked against your record, with a trained “can’t tell”.
One classifier for text, images, audio and video.
Measured by the same third party
Benchmark Heaven runs both boards. On text, Imajev-4B is ahead on every measure shown. On images it answers more items correctly, but Jev-Omni is faster and its composite, which also weighs a cost estimate, comes out first.
| Measure | Imajev-4B | Jev-Omni |
|---|---|---|
| JevBench v1.4.2.2 · text, 842 decisions | ||
| Rank and composite | #1 of 91 · 67.4 | #11 of 91 · 51.3 |
| Intelligence | 52.2 | 46.8 |
| Calibration | 80.4 | 64.1 |
| Sealed accuracy | 37.0% | 32.1% |
| Image JevBench v0.1.2 · images, 684 decisions | ||
| Rank and composite | #11 of 49 · 65.72 | #1 of 49 · 73.10 |
| Intelligence | 73.8 | 63.9 |
| Calibration | 89.2 | 89.9 |
| Speed | 86.2 | 89.7 |
| Median response | 0.132s | 0.076s |
Image JevBench notes that 333 of its sealed items are its own synthetic images and renders, which most systems find easier than the older real-source items. Imajev-2B, the smaller size, ranks #5 on the same board at 68.72, above the 4B, because it is cheaper and faster to run.
Read the test, not just the number
ImajevBench is the Imajev author’s benchmark: 279 test questions about photos, records and text, 21 of which have no answer the evidence supports. It is a preview with AI-generated images and no human audit yet.
Imajev-4B against Jev-Omni, run by the Imajev author with Jev-Omni’s own predict(). The author’s significance test, run on an earlier Imajev release, found a gap of this size not significant.
The gap comes from the “can’t tell” questions, which Jev-Omni has no output for. On answerable questions the author found Jev-Omni slightly ahead of an earlier Imajev release, and better calibrated.
Both return decision probabilities instead of generated explanations. Their inputs, limits and serving paths are not the same.
| Capability | Imajev-4B | Jev-Omni |
|---|---|---|
| Backbone | Qwen3.5-4B with a LoRA adapter and decision readout; also 2B and 9B | Gemma 4 12B IT, fine-tuned and merged |
| Images | Up to two per request, such as a reference and a target | One per request |
| Audio and video | Not supported | Audio up to 30 seconds; video as 16 sampled frames |
| Can’t tell | A trained unknown probability and an abstained flag on every answer | No abstain output |
| Request format | TypeSafe-style /v1/systemone, plus images | Its own Python loader and predict(); hosted here in the Playground |
| Options | 2 to 254 per question, 1 to 8 questions per request | Head accepts 256; best supported at 20 or fewer |
| Hardware | Apple silicon through MLX or one CUDA GPU; 9.3 GB base weights | A CUDA GPU; about 24 GB of BF16 weights |
| Licence | Apache-2.0 adapters and code on an Apache-2.0 base | Apache-2.0 weights following Gemma 4; dataset rights separate |
| Try it | The author’s Hugging Face demo, or run it yourself | Hosted in this site’s Playground (sign in), or run it yourself |
It depends on what you count. On Benchmark Heaven’s Image JevBench, Imajev-4B answers more items correctly, 81.6% of the public ones against 67.1% and 83.1% of the sealed ones against 80.7%, but Jev-Omni ranks first overall because it is faster and cheaper per decision. On the Imajev author’s own ImajevBench, Imajev-4B scores 83.9% against 78.5%.
Imajev-4B. On the text JevBench v1.4.2.2 it is #1 of 91 at 67.4 and Jev-Omni is #11 at 51.3, and Imajev-4B is ahead on intelligence, calibration and the sealed set.
Imajev-4B can: every answer carries a trained unknown probability and an abstained flag. Jev-Omni has no abstain output, so on questions whose honest answer is “can’t tell” it always picks one of the options.
Jev-Omni is hosted in this site’s Playground: sign in and run text, image, audio or video decisions. Imajev-4B has a demo on Hugging Face Spaces run by its author, and it also runs locally on Apple silicon.
No. Imajev is an independent project by Mohit Garg and Jev-Omni an independent model by akhilaaa3. Both borrow Jev’s typed-decision idea; TypeSafe’s Jev itself reads text only.
Sources read September 28, 2026: JevBench v1.4.2.2, Image JevBench v0.1.2, Imajev repository and Jev-Omni model card. Imajev and Jev-Omni belong to their respective authors and are not affiliated with Jev AI or TypeSafe.