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Model comparison

Claude Opus 4.7 vs o1

The most significant observable difference is the token context capacity, with Claude Opus 4.7 supporting 1,000,000 tokens versus 200,000 tokens for o1.

Specs

MetricClaude Opus 4.7o1
Context window1M tokens200K tokens
Input $/1M tokens$5.00$15.00
Output $/1M tokens$25.00$60.00
ModalitiesText · ImageText · Image · File
Open weightsNoNo
ReleasedDec 2024

Capability differences

CapabilityClaude Opus 4.7o1
Tool useYesNo
VisionYesNo
Prompt cachingYesNo

How they differ

Context handling

Claude Opus 4.7

Claude Opus 4.7 supports a token context of up to 1,000,000, enabling extensive information processing.

o1

o1 supports a smaller token context of up to 200,000, suitable for more constrained input sizes.

Cost profile

Claude Opus 4.7

Claude Opus 4.7 offers a lower cost structure at $5.0 per 1M input tokens and $25.0 per 1M output tokens.

o1

o1 has a higher cost structure, charging $15.0 per 1M input tokens and $60.0 per 1M output tokens.

Vision

Claude Opus 4.7

Claude Opus 4.7 supports text and image inputs for multimodal tasks.

o1

o1 expands multimodal capabilities to include text, image, and file inputs.

Claude Opus 4.7 — what sets it apart

  • +Offers significantly larger token context, suitable for long-form or extensive processing tasks.
  • +Designed with cost-efficiency in mind, with lower per-token input and output rates.

o1 — what sets it apart

  • +Includes file input capabilities alongside text and image, enabling broader input flexibility.
  • +May optimize for task-oriented reasoning through structured API capabilities.

The most consequential difference is Claude Opus 4.7's significantly larger token context size and cost-efficiency, compared to o1's additional input flexibility through file handling.

Analysis synthesized from gpt-4o, llama-4-maverick, phi-4, etc.