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Moondream: Parakeet Ultra

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Parakeet Ultra is Moondream's post-trained version of NVIDIA's Parakeet TDT 0.6B v3 speech-to-text model, with the same architecture, tokenizer, and 0.6B parameters. It lowers word error rate on the Open

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Rate
7 credits
per generation
Modality
Text
Text generation
Availability
Live
ready to generate on FreeInd
Provider routes
1
single routing provider

Capabilities

The generation modes and formats Moondream: Parakeet Ultra supports on this platform.

Audio to Text

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Moondream: Parakeet Ultra — questions

Is Moondream: Parakeet Ultra free to try?
Moondream: Parakeet Ultra runs on credits; the exact cost (7 credits per generation) is shown before you submit, so you never spend blind.
Can I run Moondream: Parakeet Ultra online without an API key?
Yes. Moondream: Parakeet Ultra runs in the browser from your FreeInd workspace — no provider account, no API key, no local install. The same model is available over the API if you later automate it.
What does Moondream: Parakeet Ultra cost per generation?
7 credits per generation. The credit cost is returned with every request and recorded in your usage ledger, so per-model spend is auditable.
What does Moondream: Parakeet Ultra support?
Text generation. Output lands in your private library and can be chained into other tools without leaving the workspace.
Who makes Moondream: Parakeet Ultra?
Moondream. FreeInd routes the request to the provider and bills it in credits; you do not need a separate account with Moondream.

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