MOSS-Image: Open 5B Image Model with Layout Control

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MOSS-Image is OpenMOSS' open 5B text-to-image family with layout JSON control, accurate English and Chinese text rendering, and ComfyUI support in core.

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MOSS-Image

Text-to-ImageLayout ControlText RenderingOpen Weights

Open 5B text-to-image family from OpenMOSS. A single-stream diffusion transformer in the FLUX.2 latent space with a Qwen3.5-9B text encoder, built for legible text rendering and JSON layout control: describe the scene, then place text boxes and objects by bounding box. Ships as a base checkpoint for fine-tuning and a supervised fine-tune for everyday generation.

DeveloperOpenMOSS
Release Date2026-10-16
Architecture5B single-stream DiT (42 layers) in the FLUX.2 latent space, Qwen3.5-9B text encoder, FLUX.2 VAE
Parameters5B
LicenseApache-2.0
Resolution1M, 1.5M or 2M pixels recommended, 0.25M to 4M supported, multiples of 16
Sampling50 steps or more, CFG 3, shift 5, negative-branch skipping at layer 22
ComfyUICore support merged in Comfy-Org/ComfyUI PR #17095, repackaged weights in Comfy-Org/MOSS-Image

Models

ModelDescriptionLicenseReleased
MOSS-Image BasePre-training checkpoint with the full training signal, intended for LoRA and fine-tuning workApache-2.02026-10-16
MOSS-Image SFTSupervised fine-tune of the base model on curated data, for text-to-image and layout generationApache-2.02026-10-16

Select a model above for curated weight downloads, tutorials, and related information.

Capabilities

  • Layout control: prompts can be a JSON document that places text and objects by bounding box, so composition and text placement are data you can edit
  • Text rendering: legible English and Chinese text, with automatic line breaks when the prompt does not request them
  • Long prompts: up to 4K tokens
  • Prompt formats: natural language, booru-style tag sequences, or layout JSON
  • Fine-tuning: the base checkpoint is published specifically for LoRA training, and the repository ships prompt-enhancer skills and a user guide for training and inference

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