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Tencent releases WeVisOne-VL, a 2B/4B open vision model for detection, OCR and matting

Tencent’s WeChat Vision team has open-sourced WeVisOne-VL, a vision-language model in 2B and 4B parameter sizes. It combines detection, object counting, referring, OCR, segmentation, and alpha matting into one model, eliminating the need for separate tools like SAM for pixel-level tasks. The model uses a 9.6M-parameter decoder for outputs and can return “None” when an object is absent, reducing…

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  • Combines detection, OCR, segmentation, and matting into one 2B/4B model, replacing multiple tools
  • Outperforms LocateAnything-3B on Dense200 (71.3 F1 vs. 58.7) and PixMo-Count (89.6% exact match)
  • Open-sourced under Apache 2.0 with hosted demos and Hugging Face weights

Trained on a knowledge-graph-driven dataset of 100M+ images with 3.6B annotated boxes, WeVisOne-VL outperforms baselines like LocateAnything-3B on benchmarks such as Dense200 (71.3 F1 vs. 58.7) and PixMo-Count (89.6% exact match). The 4B model leads on most tasks, while the 2B version still excels in box-prompted matting. Weights are available under Apache 2.0 on Hugging Face, with hosted demos and a Python wrapper for inference. Fine-tuning code is pending.

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Tencent WeVisOne-VL Unifies Detection, OCR, Segmentation and Matting

MarkTechPost · 4 November 2026

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