LM Studio 0.3.31 is now available as a stable release. Update in‑app or download the latest version.
0.3.31 - Release Notes
New in LM Studio 0.3.31:
- Improve image understanding output quality, especially for OCR tasks
- Default image attachment size is now 2048px on the longest side for better quality with vision models
- Can be changed in Settings > Chat > Image Inputs
- Support for MiniMax M2 tool calling
- Flash Attention is now enabled by default for CUDA engines
- New CLI commands to manage engines:
lms runtime get
lms runtime update
- Improved macOS 26 compatibility and support
Build 7
- Fixed a bug where sometimes the Load Model button was greyed out for large MLX models
- Set Flash Attention on by default for CUDA engines
Build 6
- Added tool use support for MiniMax M2
- Added better controls for image input size for vision models
Build 5
- Update dependencies to support macOS 26
- Server UX improvements
- Log
v1/chat/completions prompt processing progress to Developer Logs
- Model-specific
v1/chat/completions Developer Logs
- Log error when JIT model load failed due to guardrails settings
Build 4
- Fixed "
vision.imageResizeSettings key does not exist" error
- Added settings for configuring maximum image input dimensions for vision models.
- Accessible via Settings > Chat > Image Inputs > "Image resize bounds"
- These settings control the maximum dimensions to which input images are resized before being sent to vision-capable models.
Build 3
- Added
lms runtime get and lms runtime update CLI commands to manage runtime extensions from the terminal.
- Run
lms runtime -h for more info.
- Fix issue where sometimes reasoning models' output would start with a plaintext
<think> token
Build 2
- Increase image resize limits to 1024x1024 for improved image processing performance (superseded: now 2048px)
- In a future update this will be user configurable (fixed in build 4)
Build 1
- [MLX] Fix
ValueError: Image features and image tokens do not match for Qwen3 VL Thinking models
- Fix occasional UI crash when searching models
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