GLM-5.2 Vision on Baseten: Turning Images into Code
Melvin Vivas · X video post · 2026-08-22 · Open on X
Topics: LLM Fundamentals, LLMOps, Deployment & Monitoring, Industry Trends & Job Market · Level: beginner
Summary
Melvin Vivas shares the news that GLM-5.2 now supports vision (image input) in production, available only on Baseten. The quoted post says the model can take in images and convert them to code, made possible by Baseten's post-training and model API teams.
Key points
- GLM-5.2 now accepts image input in production.
- Per the quoted post, the vision version is available only on Baseten.
- Main use case shown: turning images (e.g. UI designs) into code.
- Baseten credits its post-training and model API teams for the feature.
- You can try it from the GLM-5.2 page in Baseten's model library.
Resources mentioned
- GLM-5.2 | Model library (Baseten) · website · baseten.co · check price
Baseten model library page for trying and deploying GLM-5.2, including its vision support.
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Try this
- Try GLM-5.2 vision on Baseten by giving it an image and asking for code.
- Build a tool that turns a design screenshot into code using GLM-5.2 vision.
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