The project's README from github.com/opendatalab/MinerU. As one markdown file: README.md.
🔍 Core Parsing Capabilities
DOCX, PPTX, and XLSX parsing🔌 Integration
| Use Case | Solution |
|---|---|
| AI Coding Tools | MCP Server — Cursor · Claude Desktop · Windsurf |
| RAG Frameworks | LangChain · LlamaIndex · RAGFlow · RAG-Anything · Flowise · Dify · FastGPT |
| Development | Python / Go / TypeScript SDK · CLI · REST API · Docker |
| No-Code | mineru.net online · Gradio WebUI · Desktop client |
🖥️ Deployment (Private · Fully Offline)
| Inference Backend | Best For |
|---|---|
| pipeline | Fast & stable, no hallucination, runs on CPU or GPU |
| vlm-engine | High accuracy, supports vLLM / LMDeploy / mlx ecosystem |
| hybrid-engine | High accuracy, native text extraction, low hallucination |
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2026/06/18 3.4 Released
This release focuses on OCR capability upgrades for the pipeline backend, OCR processing pipeline optimization, and model download experience improvements. The main updates include:
OCR model upgrade and processing acceleration
pipeline backend has been upgraded to PP-OCRv6, improving OCR accuracy by about 11% on OmniDocBench v1.6.ch OCR model, simplifying model configuration and language selection.100% and significantly improving parsing efficiency for batch documents and OCR-intensive documents.Model download logic optimization
With the 3.4 release, MinerU further improves the parsing accuracy and processing efficiency of the pipeline backend in OCR scenarios. It also optimizes model downloads, cache reuse, and local configuration write-back, making first-time installation, model updates, and multi-environment deployment more stable and automated.
2026/06/11 3.3 Released
This release focuses on Hybrid parsing performance optimization and VLM model capability upgrades. The main updates include:
New effort parsing-strength parameter for the Hybrid backend
medium and high, allowing users to balance parsing speed, parsing accuracy, and feature requirements.medium reduces overall accuracy by only 0.13 points compared with high, while delivering 35% ~ 220% parsing speed improvements across different devices and scenarios:80% faster for text PDF scenarios and about 35% faster for OCR scenarios90% faster for text PDF scenarios and about 45% faster for OCR scenarios220% faster for text PDF scenarios and about 50% faster for OCR scenarioseffort=medium, significantly improving overall parsing efficiency while maintaining high parsing accuracy.medium level does not support image analysis; for maximum parsing accuracy or image analysis support, switch to the high-strength parsing mode with effort=high, which may have an impact on parsing speed.VLM model upgraded to MinerU2.5-Pro-2605-1.2B
2604 version, further improving parsing stability on complex documents.With the 3.3 release, MinerU further improves Hybrid backend efficiency across platforms and scenarios while maintaining high-accuracy parsing. The default medium effort level is better suited for most day-to-day document processing tasks, while high is designed for scenarios that require maximum parsing accuracy or image analysis capabilities.
2026/04/18 3.1.0 Released
This release focuses on licensing openness, parsing accuracy, and full-format native support. The main updates include:
AGPLv3 to the MinerU Open Source License, a custom license based on Apache 2.0.MinerU2.5-Pro-2604-1.2B, bringing overall parsing accuracy to a state-of-the-art level.PPTX and XLSX.PDF, DOCX, PPTX, and XLSX, providing a more complete multi-format document understanding workflow.With the 3.1.0 release, MinerU becomes more open, more accurate, and easier to adopt in production. The new license lowers the barrier for both community and commercial use, MinerU2.5-Pro-2604-1.2B improves parsing quality on complex content, and native PPTX / XLSX support completes end-to-end coverage of mainstream document formats.
2026/03/29 3.0.0 Released
This release delivers a systematic upgrade centered on parsing capability, system architecture, and engineering usability. The main updates include:
DOCX parsingDOCX parsing, delivering high-precision results without hallucinations.DOCX to PDF and then parsing it, end-to-end speed is improved by tens of times, making it better suited for scenarios with high requirements for both accuracy and throughput.pipeline backend upgradepipeline backend achieves a score of 86.2 on OmniDocBench (v1.5), surpassing the accuracy of the previous-generation mainstream VLM MinerU2.0-2505-0.9B.API / CLI / Router orchestration upgrademineru now runs as an orchestration client based on mineru-api; when --api-url is not provided, it will automatically start a local temporary service.mineru-api adds a new asynchronous task endpoint POST /tasks, supporting task submission, status querying, and result retrieval; meanwhile, it retains the synchronous parsing endpoint POST /file_parse for compatibility with legacy plugins.mineru-router, designed for unified entry deployment and task routing across multiple services and multiple GPUs; its interfaces are fully compatible with mineru-api and support automatic task load balancing.torch >= 2.8; the base image has been upgraded to vllm0.11.2 + torch2.9.0, unifying installation paths across different Compute Capabilities.pipeline now supports streaming writes to disk, allowing completed parsing results to be written out in time and further improving the experience for long-running tasks.mineru-router, this enables one-click multi-GPU deployment and makes it easy to build high-concurrency, high-throughput parsing systems.doclayoutyolo and mfd_yolov8) and one CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0 model (layoutreader).This update is not just a set of feature enhancements, but a key leap forward in MinerU's overall system capabilities. We specifically addressed the peak memory usage issue in long-document parsing. Through optimizations such as sliding windows and streaming writes to disk, ultra-long document parsing has moved from “requiring manual splitting and careful handling” to being “stable, scalable, and ready for production workloads.” At the same time, we completed thread-safety optimization and fully enabled multi-threaded concurrent inference, further improving single-machine resource utilization and runtime stability under high-concurrency workloads. On top of this, with mineru-router and the new API / CLI orchestration framework, MinerU now supports one-click multi-GPU deployment, unified access across multiple services, and automatic task load balancing, significantly reducing the difficulty of large-scale deployment. As a result, MinerU is evolving from a standalone data production tool into a large-scale document parsing foundation for high-concurrency and high-throughput scenarios, providing enterprise-grade document data processing with in