comin/OmniVerifier-7B

VISIONPricing:Input $0.4 / Output $0.8Concurrent Unit Cost:1Model Size:7BQuant:FP8Context Size:32kPublished:Oct 14, 2025License:apache-2.0Architecture:Transformer0.0K Open Weights Featherless Exclusive Cold

OmniVerifier-7B by comin is a 7 billion parameter generative universal verifier model with a 32768 token context length, designed for multimodal reasoning in vision-language models. It provides reflection and refinement capabilities for visual outcomes during reasoning and generation processes. This model excels at universal visual verification, achieving notable gains on the ViVerBench, and is primarily used for verifying generated images against their original prompts.

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Overview

OmniVerifier-7B is a 7 billion parameter generative universal verifier model developed by comin, designed to enhance multimodal reasoning in vision-language and unified multimodal models. It introduces a novel concept of a "Generative Universal Verifier" and a plugin that enables reflection and refinement of visual outcomes during the reasoning and generation process. This model is trained on large-scale visual verification data, making it the first omni-capable generative verifier for universal visual verification.

Key Capabilities

  • Universal Visual Verification: OmniVerifier-7B is specifically trained to verify visual outcomes, such as generated images, against their corresponding prompts or descriptions.
  • Reflection and Refinement: It provides fundamental capabilities for models to reflect on and refine visual outputs, improving the trustworthiness and controllability of next-generation reasoning systems.
  • Performance on ViVerBench: The model demonstrates significant performance gains (+8.3) on ViVerBench, a comprehensive benchmark covering 16 categories of critical tasks for evaluating visual outcomes.
  • OmniVerifier-TTS: Supports a sequential test-time scaling paradigm to bridge image generation and editing within unified models, optimizing generative ability through iterative fine-grained adjustments.

Good for

  • Verifying Generated Images: Ideal for checking if a generated image accurately aligns with its input prompt, identifying discrepancies in objects, attributes, and spatial relationships.
  • Enhancing Multimodal Reasoning: Useful for developers building systems that require reliable reflection and refinement of visual outputs in vision-language tasks.
  • Improving Generative AI Trustworthiness: Applicable in scenarios where ensuring the fidelity and accuracy of AI-generated visual content is crucial.