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krea-realtime-14b-mlx is a text-to-video model from SceneWorks. Use it when you need video from a text prompt. It is set up for self-forcing. The card lists the license as apache-2.0.
Turnkey, SceneWorks-converted weights of krea/krea-realtime-video (Krea Realtime 14B) — an autoregressive video generator distilled from Wan 2.1 T2V 14B via Self-Forcing — packaged for native Apple-Silicon (MLX) infer…
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From the Hugging Face model README
Turnkey, SceneWorks-converted weights of krea/krea-realtime-video (Krea Realtime 14B) — an autoregressive video generator distilled from Wan 2.1 T2V 14B via Self-Forcing — packaged for native Apple-Silicon (MLX) inference inside SceneWorks. This is not an original model; it is a format/dtype repackaging of the upstream release for first-class macOS use (no PyTorch at runtime).
Upstream generates frame-chunks left-to-right with a persistent KV cache (~4 steps/chunk, causal attention, 24 fps), with KV-cache recompute and block-causal masking as the clip-length stability mechanisms. Modalities: text-to-video and video-to-video.
Krea Realtime 14B ships transformer-only — 1095 F16 tensors, 14,288,491,584 parameters, in two equivalent on-disk layouts (a single krea-realtime-video-14b.safetensors with every key model.-prefixed, and a sharded transformer/ without the prefix). The text encoder, VAE and tokenizer are the stock Wan 2.1 components and are bundled here unchanged so each tier is self-contained.
model. prefix stripped; patch_embedding conv → Linear reshape, text/time_embedding Sequential rename, ffn.0/2 → fc1/fc2, the non-persistent freqs RoPE buffer dropped) and cast F16 → bf16, which is the dtype the upstream reference runs the DiT in. Emitted at three tiers (below). Tensor set and shapes are verified against the wan21_t2v_14b inventory — exactly 1095 tensors, no missing / extra / mis-shaped — before anything is written.t5_encoder.safetensors, bf16), byte-identical to the encoder already published in SceneWorks/scail2-mlx; loaded by mlx_gen_wan::Umt5Encoder.vae.safetensors, f32, stride 4×8×8); loaded by mlx_gen_wan::WanVae.tokenizer.json.config.json — the Wan 2.1 14B geometry (dim 5120, 40 layers/heads, ffn 13824, in/out_dim 16, patch (1,2,2), text_len 512, text_dim 4096) plus the autoregressive fields (local_attn_size -1, sink_size 0, num_frames_per_block 3, kv_cache_num_frames 3, frame_seq_length 1560, seq_length 32760, denoising_step_list [1000, 937, 833, 625, 0], timestep_shift 5.0, do_kv_recomp true), and — on a packed tier — a quantization block.Each tier subdirectory is a complete, self-contained snapshot (DiT at that precision + the shared dense TE / VAE / tokenizer + config.json), so the shared components repeat per tier. Quantization is group-wise affine, group size 64, via MLX quantize, applied to exactly the per-block self/cross-attention q/k/v/o and FFN fc1/fc2 Linears (400 of them); the patch/text/time embeddings, norms, modulation tables, time_projection and the output head stay dense bf16. The tiers ship pre-quantized on disk — the loader builds the quantized Linears straight from the packs, with no dense-bf16 load transient.
| tier | DiT | tier total | notes |
|---|---|---|---|
q4/ | 8.38 GB | 20.27 GB | Q4 packed — the SceneWorks dense-video default |
q8/ | 15.40 GB | 27.29 GB | Q8 packed |
bf16/ | 28.58 GB | 40.46 GB | dense bf16, sharded ×7 |
q4/config.json q8/config.json bf16/config.json
q4/dit.safetensors q8/dit.safetensors bf16/transformer/dit-0000{1..7}-of-00007.safetensors
q4/t5_encoder.safetensors q8/t5_encoder.safetensors bf16/t5_encoder.safetensors
q4/vae.safetensors q8/vae.safetensors bf16/vae.safetensors
q4/tokenizer.json q8/tokenizer.json bf16/tokenizer.json
The q4/q8 tiers ship the DiT as a single dit.safetensors. The dense bf16 tier ships it as a sharded transformer/ directory (7 shards, ~4 GiB each) — the loader accepts either layout, and sharding keeps the largest object well under the single-file sizes HF discourages while making the download resumable per shard.
This repackaging redistributes upstream weights under the upstream license (Apache-2.0). All credit for the model belongs to the original authors; this repo exists solely to make Krea Realtime usable in SceneWorks on Apple Silicon.