GLM-4.7-Flash
GLM-4.7-Flash, released January 19, 2026, is Zhipu's lightweight sibling of the 355B-class GLM-4.7 flagship: a 31B-A3B MoE under MIT, built for local coding and agent workloads. Ollama describes it as the strongest model in the 30B class, with 1.4M pulls in its first month.
Overview
GLM-4.7-Flash, released January 19, 2026, is Zhipu's lightweight sibling of the 355B-class GLM-4.7 flagship: a 31B-A3B MoE under MIT, built for local coding and agent workloads. Ollama describes it as the strongest model in the 30B class, with 1.4M pulls in its first month.
Strengths
- MIT license — the least restrictive terms of any model in this campaign
- MoE (3B active of 31B total) gives fast decode for its size class
- 1.4M pulls in the first month signals strong early adoption
Weaknesses
- Distilled/lite sibling of GLM-4.7 — trades some capability for speed versus the 355B flagship
- One month of public track record at time of this benchmark
Quantization variants
Each quantization trades model quality for file size and VRAM. Q4_K_M is the most popular starting point.
| Quantization | File size | VRAM required |
|---|---|---|
| Q4_K_M | 19.0 GB | 23 GB |
Get the model
Ollama
One-line install
ollama run glm-4.7-flashRead our Ollama review →Hardware that runs this
Cards with enough VRAM for at least one quantization of GLM-4.7-Flash.
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Frequently asked
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Source: Vendor official documentation
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