This site is a searchable mirror of model metadata from huggingface.co - it makes it easier to find repositories and individual files than HF's own search does. All content is sourced from HF, so downloads, thumbnails and repository pages always go straight back to HF.

Two ways to search

The Search in dropdown at the top of the Advanced Search panel switches between:

• Repositories (the default) - browse whole model repos as cards, each showing its base model, tag count, and how many images/safetensors/archives it contains.
• Safetensors - a flat list of individual .safetensors files across every repo, useful when you know (or are searching for) a filename rather than a repository name.

Quick search

The search box in the top navbar matches against repository names, authors, tags, and filenames (basemodels, safetensors, archives and images) all at once - good for a fast "does this exist" lookup without opening the sidebar.

Advanced Search filters

The sidebar lets you combine several filters at once:

• Search text - same broad match as the navbar search box.
• Author - the HuggingFace username/org that owns the repo.
• Tag - matches a repo's HF tags (e.g. anime, lora).
• Base model - type to filter the list, then pick one; each option shows how many repos declare it. Useful for finding every LoRA/finetune built on a specific base model.
• Minimum safetensor count / Minimum downloads - numeric floors, handy for filtering out near-empty or unpopular repos.
• Sort by - Added to safetensors.info (when this site found it), Added to huggingface.co (HF's own creation date), Updated on huggingface.co (HF's last-modified date), or Downloads.

Clear all resets every filter back to the plain default listing.

Repository cards

Click More Info on any card to open its detail view: base models, and tabs for its images, safetensors and archives, each with a direct download link back to HuggingFace, plus a link to the repository itself. In the Safetensors search mode, click a repository name to open the same detail view for that file's repo.

More results

Results load automatically as you scroll - there's no "next page" button. The count in the top-left of the navbar and the "Showing X-Y of Z" popup both reflect how many have loaded onto the page so far.