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llama.cpp Adds Support for Granite4 Vision

·2026.06.06 01:20

Key point

A 4B-scale Granite Vision 4.1 model specialized for document structure extraction has been added to llama.cpp.

Details

Granite Vision 4.1 4B is a small vision-language model (VLM) that delivers excellent performance in document structure extraction tasks.

Designed with a lightweight size of 4B parameters, it offers an efficient alternative to replace large-scale models. Its key features are as follows:

  • Chart extraction: Converts charts into machine-readable formats such as Chart2CSV, Chart2Summary, and Chart2Code
  • Table extraction: Accurately extracts tables with complex layouts in JSON, HTML, OTSL formats
  • Key-value pair (KVP) extraction: Extracts values based on key names and descriptions from various document layouts

With this llama.cpp support, developers can now perform high-performance document data structuring tasks even with a lightweight model.

open-sourcevlmllama-cppdocument-extractiongranite-vision
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