100% MIT Licensed • No AGPL Dependencies

Object Detection.
100% MIT Licensed.

Making YOLO accessible again, the way its creators always intended it to be. A modern, MIT-licensed engine for training and deploying state-of-the-art object detection.

quickstart.py
1from libreyolo import LibreYOLO, SAMPLE_IMAGE
2
3model = LibreYOLO("LibreYOLOXs.pt")
4results = model(SAMPLE_IMAGE, save=True)
parkour_result.jpg
LibreYOLO Detection Result
✓ Detected 1 object (person)0.023s

Why LibreYOLO

Everything you need for object detection, nothing you don't.

Truly MIT

No AGPL anywhere in the dependency chain. Use it in closed-source products, SaaS, embedded systems.

One API, three architectures

YOLOX, YOLOv9, and RF-DETR behind a single LibreYOLO() call. Architecture, size, and class count auto-detected from weights.

Batteries included

Any input format: paths, URLs, PIL, NumPy, OpenCV, tensors, bytes. Tiled inference for large images. Auto-download weights from HuggingFace.

Train

Fine-tune on custom YOLO or COCO datasets with built-in augmentation, mixed precision, and early stopping. Resume from any checkpoint.

Validate

COCO-standard evaluation with mAP50, mAP50-95, precision, and recall on COCO or custom datasets. Per-class metrics and confusion matrix out of the box.

Export & deploy

One-line ONNX export with embedded metadata for easy deployment.

r/computervision

What the Community Says

You have my hearty support for this. I'll be so happy when there is a good, community maintained, MIT licensed alternative to Ultralytics.

u/Covered_in_bees_

This is so cool bro. If I see some place I can contribute, I will definitely do so!

u/FedStan

This looks like a really good project, and I hope you are able to realize the full vision you seem to have for it. Very exciting.

u/CalmBet

LibreYOLO is a huge effort. Messages like these keep us going.

Start Building Today

$ pip install libreyolo