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Models

Browse the Segmind model catalogue, filter by modality and price, and open any model to run it or read its API reference.

Every model Segmind serves is listed in one place. Open Models from the left nav of the console, or go straight to segmind.com/models.

platform.segmind.com/models
The All Models page showing a grid of model cards, each with its modality tag, average price, description and latency, above a Filter and Sort control and a search box
The model catalogue, filterable by modality and sortable by price or latency

Reading a model card

Each card carries the things you usually decide on before opening anything:

On the cardWhat it tells you
Modality tagText To Image, Image To Video, LLM and so on — see key concepts
Average pricethe typical cost of one run, so you can compare before committing
Descriptionone line on what the model is for
Latencyhow long a run typically takes
Addedhow recently it appeared, which is how you spot new arrivals

Filter & Sort narrows the list by modality and orders it by price or latency. The search box matches on name.

Selecting a card opens the model's own page, where you can run it from the playground without writing any code, and read the exact parameters it accepts.

Running a model

Once you know the slug — it is in the model's URL — you can call it directly:

curl -X POST "https://api.segmind.com/v1/<model-slug>" \
  -H "x-api-key: $SEGMIND_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  --output output.jpg \
  -d '{"prompt": "a lighthouse at dusk"}'

See Quickstart for a complete first request, and the AI Gateway reference for parameters, error codes and the async API.

The catalogue is also available programmatically. segmind.models.list() in the Python SDK returns every model with its slug, modality, average cost, latency and parameter schema — useful for building your own picker, or for checking whether a slug you depend on is still current.

Importing your own model

Importing a LoRA of your own is not currently reachable from the console — there is no entry point for it on the models page. If you need a custom or private model hosted on Segmind, contact support@segmind.com.

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