Venice Uncensored 1.2

• 🆕 Venice's newest uncensored 24B model, succeeding 1.1.
• 📏 128K-token context window, fp16 precision.
• 🔧 Catalog lists vision, function-calling, and web-search capabilities.
• 🎯 Built for roleplay, open-ended exploration, unfiltered dialogue.
• 🔒 Carries Venice's "most uncensored" trait designation.
• 📚 Apache-2.0 licensed, 24B parameters.
• 💬 Provider notes improved capabilities over version 1.1.
• 🌐 Released 2026 within the Venice Uncensored line.

Venice

Venice is a privacy-focused AI platform that develops its own in-house models alongside hosting third-party offerings. The organization emphasizes uncensored, unrestricted text generation as a core design principle, building models specifically tuned to…

Venice Uncensored 1.2 is the newest entry in Venice.ai's uncensored text-model line, designed for "maximum creative freedom and authentic interaction" and aimed at open-ended exploration, roleplay, and unfiltered dialogue. The 1.2 release is a 24-billion-parameter model distributed under the Apache-2.0 license, with a 128K-token context window served at fp16 precision, and it carries the catalog's "most uncensored" trait.

Compared with its direct predecessor Venice Uncensored 1.1, also a 24B model released earlier in 2026, version 1.2 is described by the provider as offering "improved capabilities over 1.1." The catalog metadata further lists vision, function-calling, and web-search among 1.2's capabilities, extending it beyond plain text generation.

It also sits alongside Venice Role Play Uncensored, an earlier sibling described as optimized for immersive storytelling, character interactions, and creative writing. These uncensored models are positioned for users building custom characters and sustaining in-character roleplay without generic content warnings.

No independently verified benchmark figures for Venice Uncensored 1.2 were available from primary or top-evaluator sources at the time of writing, so this description stays limited to documented catalog features rather than performance claims.