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Meta's family of open-weight AI models, with Llama 4 the newest. Developers can download them and run or fine-tune them in their own apps.

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Free to download under Meta's Llama licenseFrom the official pricing page, checked September 25, 2026. Prices can change.
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Overview

Llama is Meta's family of AI models, with versions from Llama 2 through Llama 4. Llama 4 is described as natively multimodal with a mixture-of-experts design. The weights can be downloaded, including through Hugging Face and Kaggle, and run or fine-tuned in the cloud or on Linux, Mac and Windows. Use is governed by a per-version community license and acceptable use policy.

Checked October 19, 2026 from dev.meta.ai, dev.meta.ai. Something off? Tell us.

Key features

  • Llama 4 natively multimodal models with mixture-of-experts
  • Llama 3.1, 3.2 and 3.3 instruction-tuned text models
  • Download from Hugging Face and Kaggle
  • Guides for fine-tuning, distillation and quantization
  • Safety tools and guardrails under Llama Protections

Pros

  • Free to download
  • You own your modifications, subject to Meta's rights in its own materials
  • Cookbooks and deployment guides for self-hosting

Cons

  • Licensed rather than unrestricted open source
  • Products above 700 million monthly users need a separate license from Meta
  • Distribution requires the Built with Llama notice and Llama-prefixed model names

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Llama FAQ

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Is Llama free?

The models are free to download under Meta's Llama community license. Hosting or compute costs depend on how you run them.

Can I use Llama commercially?

The Llama 4 license grants a royalty-free right to use and modify the materials, with conditions such as attribution. Companies above 700 million monthly active users must ask Meta for a license.

Who makes Llama?

Llama is made by Meta.

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