Jina Embeddings v5 Omni Small is a 1.56B-parameter multimodal embedding model that maps text, images, video, audio, and PDFs into a single shared vector space, with a 32K-token text context, Matryoshka dimensions from 32 to 1024, and task-specific LoRA adapters for retrieval, classification, clustering, and text matching across 30+ languages.
Jina Embeddings v5 Omni Small is the multimodal member of the latest generation of Jina AI's open-weight embedding family. Built on a Qwen3-0.6B text backbone with a SigLIP2 vision tower and a Whisper-large-v3 audio tower, its 1.56B 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-small, so multimodal content drops into an existing v5-text index with no reindexing. The model handles a 32,768-token text context, supports 30+ languages, and matches the retrieval quality of omni models more than four times its size. Matryoshka Representation Learning lets you truncate embeddings from 1024 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-small: text embeddings are identical, so you can add multimodal content to an existing v5-text index with no reindexing. At 1.56B parameters it matches the quality of omni models more than four times its size.
Matryoshka dimensions from 32 to 1024 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 instance you run the model on, billed per host-hour. Pricing splits into two modes. Batch mode covers eight instance sizes across two GPU families, used for processing large datasets at once. Real-time mode covers sixteen instance sizes across two GPU families, used for live, on-demand inference. Within each mode, cost scales with instance size: larger instances carry more compute and a higher hourly rate. You choose the mode and instance size that match your workload, and separate AWS infrastructure charges apply.
Top-of-mind questions for buyers
What does one host-hour cover, and am I charged when the instance is stopped?
A host-hour is one running hour of the SageMaker instance you deploy the model on. Charges accrue only while the instance runs. Stopped or terminated instances stop the software charge, though AWS storage or other infrastructure fees may still apply separately.
What is the difference between batch mode and real-time mode billing?
Both bill per host-hour, but they fit different workloads. Batch mode processes large datasets in scheduled jobs across eight instance sizes. Real-time mode serves live, on-demand inference across sixteen instance sizes. You pick the mode matching your workload; each runs on its own hourly rate.
Does running the model on a larger instance process more inputs per hour?
Larger instances carry more GPU compute, so they can handle more inputs per hour. You still pay per host-hour regardless of how many inputs you process. The model counts tokens from text and converts images, audio, video, and PDFs to tokens, but no per-token charge applies here.
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