AI provider

DeepSeek

DeepSeek is an AI research company based in Hangzhou, China. Its founder is Liang Wenfeng. The company develops language models and publishes systems software for AI training and inference.

Models & tools

  • Multimodal mixture-of-experts model with a causal encoder-decoder design and separate computation budgets for reading input and generating text.

    Launch date API · Downloadable
  • Large text reasoning model with sparse attention, adjustable thinking effort and a separate general-availability release for agent tasks.

    Launch date API · Downloadable
  • Updated full-size R1 reasoning model with more post-training computation, deeper reasoning and revised prompt handling.

    Launch date Downloadable
  • DeepSeek OCR 2

    DeepSeek · DeepSeek OCR

    Document recognition model that reorders visual tokens to follow page structure before it extracts text and layout.

    Launch date January 2026Downloadable
  • Dense reasoning model trained from Qwen3-8B-Base using reasoning examples generated by the larger R1-0528 model.

    Launch date May 2025Downloadable
  • Compact Janus Pro model that pairs a SigLIP image encoder with a separate tokenizer for image generation.

    Launch date Research releaseDownloadable
  • The larger Janus Pro model combines image understanding and image generation through separate visual encoders and a shared language model.

    Launch date Research releaseDownloadable
  • DeepSeek R1

    DeepSeek · DeepSeek R1

    Reasoning language model that combines supervised examples and reinforcement learning on a large mixture-of-experts foundation.

    Launch date Downloadable
  • Research reasoning model trained with reinforcement learning directly from a pretrained base, without an initial supervised fine-tuning stage.

    Launch date Research releaseDownloadable
  • Multimodal research model that combines autoregressive text generation with rectified flow to create images at 384 by 384 pixels.

    Launch date Research releaseDownloadable
  • Original Janus model with separate image encoding paths; its early release required a tokenizer correction for classifier-free guidance.

    Launch date October 2024Research releaseDownloadable