Pyyan / Compare / olmOCR vs GLM-OCR vs dots.ocr vs Qwen3-VL vs DeepSeek-OCR
OCR & Document AI · verified 13 Aug 2026
| Specification | olmOCR | GLM-OCR | dots.ocr | Qwen3-VL | DeepSeek-OCR |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Summary | Fully open pipeline, weights and data. | Currently the top scorer on document parsing. | Small, multilingual, layout-aware. | A general vision model that happens to lead OCR benchmarks. | Compresses pages into far fewer vision tokens. |
| OmniDocBench | ~91 | 94.6 | ~93 | ~93 | ~92 |
| Open weights | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Handles | Tables, markdown structure | Tables, formulas, handwriting | Layout, 100+ languages | Documents, charts, video | Dense text, tables |
| Licence | Apache 2.0 | Open weights | MIT | Apache 2.0 | MIT |
| Kind | Vision language model | Vision language model | Vision language model | Vision language model | Vision language model |
| Category | OCR & Document AI | OCR & Document AI | OCR & Document AI | OCR & Document AI | OCR & Document AI |
| Official | Allen Institute for AI ↗ | Zhipu AI ↗ | Xiaohongshu ↗ | Alibaba ↗ | DeepSeek ↗ |
Highlighted rows are where these differ.
Best for reproducible research pipelines.
Best for complex documents end to end.
Best for multilingual layout parsing.
Best for one model for vision and documents.
Best for long documents on a budget.