Jina v5 Omni Nano is the compact model of Jina AI's v5-omni family, embedding text, images, video and audio into one vector space. Its text output is bit-identical to jina-embeddings-v5-text-nano, at the same price.
Pick it if
you want vectors in the same text space as v5-text-nano
you want the omni family at $0.02/M, below omni-small's $0.05/M
you want 768-dimension vectors truncatable down to 32
Skip it if
you need more than 8K text tokens per input; omni-small takes 32K
you run commercially on self-hosted weights; the licence is non-commercial
Jina v5 Omni Small is Jina AI's multimodal embedding model for text, images, video, audio and PDF in one vector space. It extends jina-embeddings-v5-text-small, returns matching text vectors at the same price, and has a cheaper sibling, omni-nano.
Pick it if
you search images, video, audio or PDFs alongside text in one index
you already index with v5-text-small; its text vectors match
you want 1024-dimension vectors that truncate down to 32
Skip it if
you embed only text; v5-text-small gives matching vectors
short inputs fit omni-nano, which costs less per token
FAQ
Which is cheaper, Jina v5 Omni Nano or Jina v5 Omni Small?
Jina v5 Omni Nano is cheaper: $0.02/M against $0.05/M.
Which handles longer documents?
Jina v5 Omni Small takes longer inputs (32k tokens against 8k tokens), so it needs less chunking.
Can I switch from Jina v5 Omni Nano to Jina v5 Omni Small without re-indexing?
No. Vectors from different embedding models are not comparable, so a switch means re-embedding the whole corpus.
Try either model
Switch between models inside the same Octomind session.