Inkling (batch)

Thinkingmachines · Released July 2026

Inkling is an open-weight multimodal mixture-of-experts model from Thinking Machines Lab, with 41B active parameters out of 975B total. It is designed for general-purpose reasoning, coding, agentic and tool-use systems,...

Facts and pricing

Provider

Thinkingmachines

Context window

524K tokens

Input price

11.0 credits / 1M tokens ($1.00 raw)

Output price

44.6 credits / 1M tokens ($4.05 raw)

Vision (image input)

Yes

Tool calling

Yes

Extended reasoning

No

Credits are what Zeplik bills: 1 credit = $0.10, computed from the raw provider rate with a 1.10x margin. Raw prices shown per 1M tokens.

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What Inkling (batch) is best for

• Balanced everyday work: writing, questions, brainstorming and summarization
• Very long documents and codebases: a 524K-token window fits entire books or repositories in one conversation
• Working with images: screenshots, charts, photos and scanned documents alongside text
• Tool use and agents: reliably calls functions, so it can search, run skills and drive workflows

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Frequently asked questions

What is Inkling (batch)?

Inkling (batch) is an AI model by Thinkingmachines. Inkling is an open-weight multimodal mixture-of-experts model from Thinking Machines Lab, with 41B active parameters out of 975B total. It is designed for general-purpose reasoning, coding, agentic and tool-use systems,...

How much does Inkling (batch) cost on Zeplik?

Input tokens cost 11.0 credits per million and output tokens 44.6 credits per million (1 credit = $0.10; the raw provider rates are $1.00 and $4.05 per million). New accounts start with free credits.

How long can a conversation with Inkling (batch) be?

Inkling (batch) has a 524K-token context window (524,288 tokens), which covers the conversation plus any documents you attach.

Does Inkling (batch) support images and tools?

Inkling (batch) accepts image input and supports tool calling.

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