Local Vector Embeddings Tester (ONNX)
AI & LLM Tools
all-MiniLM-L12-v2 100% inside your browser via WebAssembly (transformers.js). Initial load downloads a ~33MB model. Nothing is sent to a server.What is Local Vector Embeddings Tester (ONNX)?
How it works
Features & Benefits
- Runs huggingface pipeline entirely via Web Workers
- No backend server required
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it really running locally?
Yes! Using WebAssembly and Xenova's transformers port, the inference operates purely on device CPU/GPU.
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