Jina Embeddings v5 Omni Nano is a 1.04B-parameter multimodal embedding model that maps text, images, video, audio, and PDFs into a single shared vector space, with an 8K-token text context, Matryoshka dimensions from 32 to 768, and task-specific LoRA adapters for retrieval, classification, clustering, and text matching, with multilingual support across dozens of languages.
Jina Embeddings v5 Omni Nano is the compact multimodal member of the latest generation of Jina AI's open-weight embedding family. Built on a EuroBERT-210m text backbone with a SigLIP2 Base vision tower and a Whisper-large-v3 audio tower, its 1.04B parameters map text, images, video, audio, and PDF documents into a single shared embedding space, so you can index any modality and retrieve any other from one vector index. This enables cross-modal search, multimodal RAG, visual document retrieval over PDFs and scans, video moment retrieval, and audio semantic search without separate per-modality pipelines. Text embeddings are identical to jina-embeddings-v5-text-nano, so multimodal content drops into an existing v5-text-nano index with no reindexing. The model handles an 8,192-token text context, supports multilingual text across dozens of languages, and delivers competitive document retrieval at just over a billion parameters, outperforming similarly sized open-weight omni models on the multimodal Pareto frontier. Matryoshka Representation Learning lets you truncate embeddings from 768 down to 32 dimensions without retraining, trading storage cost for marginal recall loss. Four task-specific LoRA adapters (retrieval, text-matching, clustering, and classification) tune the same base model for different downstream workloads at request time.
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One shared embedding space for every modality: index text, images, video, audio, and PDFs together and query across them, so a text query can retrieve a video frame, a scanned page, or an audio clip from a single vector index.
Drop-in compatible with jina-embeddings-v5-text-nano: text embeddings are identical, so you can add multimodal content to an existing v5-text-nano index with no reindexing. At just 1.04B parameters it runs lighter and cheaper than larger omni models while staying competitive on cross-modal retrieval.
Matryoshka dimensions from 32 to 768 with four task-specific LoRA adapters: truncate embeddings to fit your storage and latency budget, and switch between retrieval, text-matching, clustering, and classification per request from a single deployed model.
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You pay by the hour for each host running the model, so cost scales with how long you run inference and which instance you pick. Dimensions split into two modes: batch inference (for processing groups of data at once) and real-time inference (for live requests). Within each mode, you choose a GPU instance size across the g4dn, g5, and g6 families. Larger instance sizes carry more compute, so hourly rates rise as you move up within a family. Batch mode covers smaller g4dn, g5, and g6 sizes; real-time mode spans g5 and g6 sizes.
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What does one HostHrs unit cover, and am I charged when the instance sits idle?
One HostHrs unit is one hour that a chosen instance runs the model. Charges accrue per running host-hour based on the instance type you launch. You keep paying while the endpoint stays running, even without active requests. Stopping or deleting the endpoint stops the software charge. Underlying AWS infrastructure fees are separate.
How does batch inference billing differ from real-time inference billing?
Both bill per host-hour, but they meter different workload styles. Batch mode runs the model to process grouped data in one pass, then you shut the host down. Real-time mode keeps a host running to answer live requests. Batch suits scheduled bulk jobs; real-time suits continuous serving. You pick the mode by selecting the matching dimension.
If I switch to a larger instance size, how does my hourly cost change?
You are billed at the hourly rate for whichever instance you run. Moving to a larger size within the g4dn, g5, or g6 family raises the hourly rate because the instance carries more GPU compute. The change is not automatic. You choose the instance size when you deploy, and cost follows that choice.
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