Reka releases Reka Edge, a 7B multimodal model for efficient image and video understanding
Reka has released Reka Edge, a 7-billion parameter multimodal model designed for efficient image and video understanding. The model features a 16,384 token context window and is priced at $0.20 per million input and output tokens.
Reka Edge at a glance
Reka has released Reka Edge, a 7-billion parameter multimodal vision-language model optimized for efficient performance on image understanding, video analysis, object detection, and agentic tool-use tasks.
Model Specifications
Reka Edge is a multimodal model that accepts image, video, and text inputs while generating text outputs. The model features:
- Parameter count: 7 billion
- Context window: 16,384 tokens
- Input pricing: $0.20 per million tokens
- Output pricing: $0.20 per million tokens
- Release date: March 20, 2026
Capabilities
According to the model documentation, Reka Edge is optimized for:
- Image understanding and analysis
- Video analysis and processing
- Object detection
- Agentic tool-use applications
The model is designed as an efficiency-focused alternative, with its 7B parameter count positioning it as a lightweight option compared to larger multimodal models.
Availability
Reka Edge is available through OpenRouter, which routes requests across multiple providers and handles normalization of requests and responses. The platform provides API access with support for various SDKs and frameworks.
The model's pricing structure—identical at $0.20 per million tokens for both input and output—simplifies cost calculation for deployment scenarios.
What this means
Reka Edge represents a focus on efficient multimodal inference, targeting use cases where model size and inference cost matter as much as capability. With a 7B parameter count and $0.20/M pricing, it positions itself as accessible for developers building vision-language applications with moderate compute constraints. The model's emphasis on video analysis and object detection suggests it's engineered for specific computer vision tasks rather than general-purpose multimodal reasoning.
Related Articles
Salesforce launches Koa Decisions, a Gemma-based model that classifies text, image and audio requests
Salesforce introduced Koa Decisions on November 6, 2026. The decision model is built from Google's open-weight Gemma and accepts text, images and audio. It is the next version of HyperClassifier.
Ant Group releases Ling-3.2-flash: 560B-parameter multimodal model with 1M-token context
Ant Group released Ling-3.2-flash on November 5, a native multimodal model that accepts text, images, and video. It has 560 billion total parameters, activates 25 billion per inference step, and supports a one-million-token context window.
Google releases Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash video model: 15-second clips up to 4K with native audio
Google released Gemini Omni 1.2 Flash on November 5, 2026, a native multimodal video generation and editing model that succeeds Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash. It generates clips up to 15 seconds with native audio at resolutions from 360p to 4K. OpenRouter lists it at $1.50 input and $9 output per 1M with a 131K context window.
Google releases Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash, a generally available video model with 4K output and native audio
Google released Gemini Omni 1.1 Flash on Nov 4, 2026, a native multimodal video generation and editing model that is the generally available successor to Gemini Omni Flash Preview. It outputs clips from 360p drafts up to 4K with native audio, and is listed on OpenRouter at $1.50 input / $9 output per 1M tokens with a 131K context window.
Comments
Loading...