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MiniMax Models

MiniMax models are evaluated for long-context reasoning, coding, tool use, agents, and productivity workflows.

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MiniMax models grouped by workflow

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ModelTypeBest forLocal runner notesLicenseDetail
MiniMax M2.7ReasoningBuilders comparing current agent-ready open-weight models for coding and productivity workflows, for non-commercial or internally-authorized use.228.7B total parameters, 8 experts active per token. No GGUF in the official repository -- server-class multi-GPU or hosted inference only.MiniMax M2 Non-Commercial License (modified MIT base)Open
MiniMax M3ReasoningTeams evaluating frontier-scale open-weight reasoning/coding models with genuine multimodal (image) input and a ~1M-token context window, willing to work within a named commercial license rather than a standard OSI one.427B total parameters, sparse MoE. No GGUF exists in the official repository and the custom MiniMaxM3Sparse architecture class has no known llama.cpp support, so local consumer-hardware deployment is not currently possible regardless of quantization. Multi-GPU server inference (vLLM, SGLang) or a hosted provider only.MiniMax Community LicenseOpen
MiniMax M2.5ReasoningBuilders tracking the M2 line's iteration for coding and agent workflows; M2.7 supersedes it with a larger context window if a newer release is available.228.7B total parameters, 8 experts active per token. No GGUF in the official repository -- server-class multi-GPU or hosted inference only.MiniMax M2 Non-Commercial License (modified MIT base)Open
MiniMax M2.1ReasoningBuilders tracking the M2 line's iteration for coding and agent workflows; M2.5 or M2.7 supersede it if a newer release is available.228.7B total parameters, 8 experts active per token. No GGUF in the official repository -- server-class multi-GPU or hosted inference only.MiniMax M2 Non-Commercial License (modified MIT base)Open
MiniMax M2ReasoningBuilders who want the baseline M2-generation release for comparison against later M2.x point releases or M3.228.7B total parameters, 8 experts active per token. No GGUF in the official repository -- server-class multi-GPU or hosted inference only.MiniMax M2 Non-Commercial License (modified MIT base)Open
MiniMax M1ReasoningBuilders who specifically want a permissively-licensed (Apache 2.0) MiniMax release for commercial use, at the cost of a larger, older architecture than the M2.x/M3 lines.456B total parameters, 2 experts active per token. No GGUF in the official repository -- server-class multi-GPU or hosted inference only.Apache 2.0Open

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MiniMax family pages should verify exact M2/M2.7 checkpoint license, context, and availability from the official MiniMax model page before open-weight claims.

Verified through: June 2026

Model licenses, context windows, release names, and provider terms can vary by checkpoint. Verify the exact model card before production or commercial use.