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Vision Evals

See which AI vision models are best at object detection, counting, identification, OCR, and reasoning. Every model runs the same real-world tasks and is scored against ground truth by Roboflow.

63 models evaluated|5 tasks

Evals updated October 13, 2026Pricing updated October 19, 2026

Overall ranking

Score key:≥75%40–74%<40%
1
87.5%
1.6K$0.005813.40s
2
83.4%
2.1K$0.0349.94s
3
82.0%
2.5K$0.0157.63s
4
81.8%
2.4K$0.01211.52s
5
81.7%
2.1K$0.006812.82s
6
80.1%
1.8K$0.003311.04s
7
79.8%
2.1K$0.004512.76s
8
79.3%
2.3K$0.008018.95s
9
78.8%
3.3K$0.03411.68s
10
77.6%
2.5K$0.00738.33s
11
77.1%
1.8K$0.003310.43s
12
OpenAIGPT-6 Sol
76.9%
2.2K$0.007410.20s
13
76.8%
1.8K$0.0108.44s
14
74.7%
2.5K$0.0398.35s
15
74.4%
3.2K$0.00757.15s
16
73.9%
3.4K$0.008425.50s
17
73.8%
3.4K$0.008311.51s
18
72.4%
2.4K$0.01912.16s
19
71.7%
2.6K$0.0399.54s
20
AnthropicClaude Opus 5
70.9%
2.6K$0.0208.21s
21
69.7%
2.3K$0.000410.21s
22
AnthropicClaude Haiku 5.5NEW
69.6%
2.9K$0.000611.01s
23
69.5%
4/5 tasks
2.8K~$0.000917.99s
24
67.1%
4/5 tasks
4.1K~$0.002142.09s
25
OpenAIGPT-5.5
66.0%
2.4K$0.02510.10s
26
66.0%
2.4K$0.0109.52s
27
65.7%
1.8K$0.00245.83s
28
64.8%
4/5 tasks
4.6K~$0.001227.10s
29
64.7%
2.4K$0.00118.60s
30
64.1%
4/5 tasks
5.0K~$0.004380.37s
31
63.5%
5.1K$0.02033.31s
32
62.5%
4/5 tasks
5.6K~$0.001631.88s
33
61.7%
1.6K$0.00143.92s
34
61.4%
2.6K$0.001310.60s
35
59.7%
1.8K$0.00047.34s
36
59.1%
3.1K$0.01119.32s
37
58.9%
1.7K$0.00087.77s
38
58.3%
2.6K$0.0217.66s
39
57.7%
4/5 tasks
1.9K~$0.001534.36s
40
57.6%
848$0.00516.83s
41
MistralMistral Large 4NEW
56.8%
2.6K$0.003331.23s
42
56.0%
4/5 tasks
6.3K~$0.002141.36s
43
MoonshotAIKimi K3
56.0%
3.7K$0.00429.86s
44
55.8%
3.1K$0.00029.29s
45
55.3%
4/5 tasks
2.2K—38.37s
46
55.3%
2.5K$0.007816.41s
47
55.3%
2.5K$0.00745.86s
48
55.2%
2.5K$0.001115.87s
49
54.6%
2.6K$0.00375.89s
50
54.1%
4/5 tasks
3.2K~$0.001927.84s
51
53.2%
2.2K$0.00345.51s
52
MoonshotAIKimi K2.6
52.8%
2.5K$0.003121.67s
53
52.4%
1.7K$0.00015.77s
54
50.3%
2.1K$0.00119.45s
55
49.2%
2.1K$0.000316.34s
56
48.8%
4/5 tasks
2.9K~$0.000511.49s
57
48.3%
4/5 tasks
6.8K~$0.001834.78s
58
DeepSeekDeepSeek V4 Flash Vision Exp
47.2%
3.1K$0.003618.20s
59
37.8%
4/5 tasks
7.7K~$0.001430.60s
60
33.4%
4/5 tasks
1.7K~$0.00048.89s
61
33.2%
4/5 tasks
955~$0.00024.85s
62
29.9%
4/5 tasks
969~$0.00023.60s
63
28.3%
4/5 tasks
1.6K~<$0.00011.17s

Score vs. cost

Overall benchmark score against estimated cost per sample, on a log scale. Upper-left is the sweet spot: high quality at low cost.

62 models on the current benchmark · scores and efficiency pooled across all five tasks at low effort

Results by task

Score key:≥75%40–74%<40%
ModelObject DetectionCountingIdentificationOCRReasoning
82.586.093.885.789.4
82.180.289.677.887.2
74.580.693.878.383.0
70.680.699.076.782.1
80.878.889.675.883.7
70.578.496.973.980.8
68.178.897.972.881.2
76.781.188.574.075.9
65.176.692.774.385.2
74.379.391.766.376.4
57.180.299.071.877.7
OpenAIGPT-6 Sol
74.776.693.866.772.6
67.471.6100.072.672.2
61.469.497.972.972.0
60.676.691.768.874.2
58.674.392.770.473.3
59.076.689.668.775.1
68.474.389.663.666.0
56.463.5100.072.366.2
AnthropicClaude Opus 5
54.470.390.668.071.5
65.571.687.559.864.2
AnthropicClaude Haiku 5.5NEW
65.868.983.361.268.9
65.764.985.4–62.0
59.767.182.3–59.2
OpenAIGPT-5.5
43.668.089.658.470.6
60.665.886.556.360.9
38.667.693.863.964.9
57.065.382.3–54.8
61.067.183.351.860.5
50.567.680.2–58.1
40.461.787.563.664.2
52.962.680.2–54.1
57.552.784.465.848.3
41.066.281.360.757.6
59.856.388.558.935.1
23.865.884.460.661.1
60.150.084.460.339.7
38.654.084.461.553.0
47.551.479.2–52.8
33.752.793.865.242.4
MistralMistral Large 4NEW
59.354.585.446.138.9
38.156.883.3–45.9
MoonshotAIKimi K3
51.946.081.358.642.4
33.155.484.455.451.0
54.351.481.3–34.4
19.059.583.357.157.6
36.156.881.359.443.0
52.147.390.656.429.8
56.548.684.451.531.8
44.243.281.3–47.7
15.858.683.351.157.0
MoonshotAIKimi K2.6
35.756.878.154.439.1
42.846.084.454.334.4
42.050.076.048.635.1
37.849.576.049.733.1
35.042.876.0–41.5
38.139.277.1–38.6
DeepSeekDeepSeek V4 Flash Vision Exp
45.346.068.844.031.8
31.528.863.5–27.1
0.033.871.9–27.8
23.822.154.2–32.7
19.014.453.1–33.1
2.526.659.4–24.7

Cell color follows the absolute score, on the same scale as the score key above. The column leader is bold. Hover a cell for the full breakdown.

What are Vision Evals?

Vision Evals measures what vision language models can actually do with real images. Every model receives the same samples across five tasks: Object Detection, Counting, Identification, OCR, and Reasoning. Answers are scored against ground truth, so the scores are directly comparable. No human votes, no subjective judgment.

Methodology

Every model runs the full sample set for every task. Under the current benchmark protocol each task is run at two reasoning effort tiers, low and high, and each of those configurations is run three times; the reported score is the mean over the runs, and the ± after a score is half the range across them. Models benchmarked before the protocol ran once per task at low effort, plus once at high effort for Reasoning, and are being re-run under it; until then their scores are single runs and carry no ±. Every table on this site other than a task leaderboard, including the Average column, uses the low-effort pass so all models are compared on the same amount of compute. Low and high are benchmark-wide tiers, not provider settings: each model's tier is mapped to its native reasoning mechanism, whether that is an effort parameter (Claude, GPT, Grok), a thinking level (Gemini), or a thinking mode that low disables and high enables (Qwen, GLM, Kimi).

Object Detection is scored by mean Average Precision (mAP@50 as the headline, with mAP@75 and mAP@50:95 reported on the task page) and OCR by deterministic scores against the ground truth (exact match for single values, similarity for transcriptions, field matching for JSON, and box overlap plus exact text for located text), averaged over all of its questions. Counting, Identification, and Reasoning are scored by a second model acting as judge, Gemini 3.5 Flash at temperature zero, which compares every answer with the ground truth and decides whether it is correct, so a right answer still counts when the model wraps it in explanation; a strict accuracy, counting only answers that match the ground truth exactly, is reported beside it on each task page, and the gap between the two is a measure of verbosity. The overall Average column is the unweighted mean of the five task scores. OCR results are currently a single preliminary run per model, so they carry no ±.

Token usage is measured directly from each provider’s API response, and output counts include reasoning tokens. Estimated cost per sample multiplies that measured input and output usage by the model’s published per-1M pricing at the time of our last price sync, so prices stay current without re-running the benchmark; it is an estimate on this benchmark, not a universal model cost. Speed is wall-clock inference time per sample.

Last evaluated: October 13, 2026

Looking for the previous benchmark?

The previous version of Vision Evals is preserved with its full leaderboards. It covers many more models, including deprecated ones that can no longer be re-run. See Vision Evals (legacy)

Frequently Asked Questions

Each of the five tasks produces one headline score: mAP@50 for Object Detection, the mean score over all OCR questions for OCR, and LLM-judged accuracy for the rest. The Average is the unweighted mean of those five scores, so every task counts equally. A few self-hosted models do not have OCR results yet; their Average covers the four tasks they have and is marked as such.

Strict accuracy counts an answer only when it matches the ground truth exactly after normalization. LLM-judged accuracy asks a second model acting as judge, Gemini 3.5 Flash at temperature zero, to compare the answer with the ground truth and decide whether it is correct, so a right answer still counts when it arrives with an explanation or in different words. The judge is the headline score because it measures whether the model got it right rather than whether it was terse; the strict score sits beside it on each task page, and the gap between the two shows how verbose a model is.

Under the current protocol each task is run three times at each effort tier, and the score shown is the mean over those runs. The ± is half the range between the lowest and highest run, so it shows how much the score moved between runs; it is a range, not a confidence interval. Hover the ± for the run count and range. A score without one comes from a single run; models benchmarked before the protocol are being re-run under it. OCR results are currently a single preliminary run per model, so they carry no ±.

The previous version of Vision Evals is preserved at its own page and still covers many models that predate this benchmark, including deprecated models that can no longer be re-run. You can browse it at /evals/legacy.

Most models in this leaderboard link to their Playground page. Click the model name to open it, then upload your own image and run it. A few models are benchmarked for comparison only and do not have a Playground page yet.