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Prepared checkpoints for
WanGP
, based on
OpenMOSS MOSS-Image
. Base and SFT generate images from natural-language prompts, tags or experimental JSON layouts. SFT is post-trained from Base on curated data. The 5B size describes the image transformer; the Qwen3.5-9B text encoder is separate.
Select
MOSS Image → 5B → Base / SFT
in WanGP. Downloads are handled automatically. Start at
1024 × 1024
,
50 steps
,
guidance 3
and
shift 5
. Neither checkpoint is step-distilled. Prompt enhancement is optional and disabled by default.
The
Qwen3.5-9B/
directory also contains the text-encoder configuration, tokenizer and chat template. Keep this hierarchy when downloading files manually.
The
Prompt Helper
edits text and object boxes; the layout enhancer uses the selected canvas size. Describe the complete scene and quote exact visible wording. Layout boxes guide composition, and lettering or placement can vary. These releases support text-to-image generation, without reference-image or pixel-mask inputs. Upstream recommends around 1–2 megapixels; dimensions must be multiples of 16.
Checkpoint preparation
These files use WanGP's runtime layout and INT8 ConvRot loader. They are not an unchanged Diffusers pipeline export.
Transformers retain BF16 parameters, with the derived rotary-frequency buffer reconstructed at runtime. INT8 ConvRot versions quantize 252 matrices per transformer; other parameters remain BF16 and required quantization scales remain FP32.
The original frozen Qwen3.5-9B encoder retains its language-conditioning weights; its unused vision tower is omitted. Query/gate rows are stored in contiguous groups for WanGP loading. The INT8 version quantizes 248 matrices.
The small FLUX.2 VAE contains the decoder used by MOSS. Its unused image encoder is omitted. Weights are stored in BF16; required normalization statistics retain FP32 precision.
The prepared BF16 and INT8 formats were loaded and profiled with WanGP, then checked with complete 50-step, 1024-pixel poster generations for Base and SFT. Tensor mapping, storage dtypes and quantization metadata were verified. Quantization can change composition or lettering; these checks do not establish identical quality for every prompt.
Sources and license
Credit to the
OpenMOSS Team
for MOSS-Image, the
Qwen Team
for Qwen3.5-9B, and
Black Forest Labs
for the FLUX.2 small autoencoder used by the released model.
MOSS-Image Base
, revision
5f40f07a304541840b6019d2d34d30f966756787
.
The released MOSS weights and inference code are under
Apache 2.0
. See
NOTICE
and
source revisions
for provenance. This repository packages the released components for WanGP; it does not imply upstream endorsement.
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