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Fine-tuning now available for GPT-4o
Fine-tune custom versions of GPT‑4o to increase performance and accuracy for your applications.
Update on May 8, 2026: OpenAI is winding down the fine-tuning platform. The platform is no longer accessible to new users but existing users of the fine-tuning platform will be able to create training jobs for the coming months. All fine-tuned models will remain available for inference until their base models are deprecated(opens in a new window). The full timeline is here(opens in a new window).
Today, we’re launching fine-tuning for GPT‑4o, one of the most requested features from developers. We are also offering 1M training tokens per day for free for every organization through September 23.
Developers can now fine-tune GPT‑4o with custom datasets to get higher performance at a lower cost for their specific use cases. Fine-tuning enables the model to customize structure and tone of responses, or to follow complex domain-specific instructions. Developers can already produce strong results for their applications with as little as a few dozen examples in their training data set.
From coding to creative writing, fine-tuning can have a large impact on model performance across a variety of domains. This is just the start—we’ll continue to invest in expanding our model customization options for developers.
Getting started
GPT‑4o fine-tuning is available today to all developers on all paid usage tiers(opens in a new window).
To get started, visit the fine-tuning dashboard(opens in a new window), click create, and select gpt-4o-2024-08-06 from the base model drop-down. GPT‑4o fine-tuning training costs $25 per million tokens, and inference is $3.75 per million input tokens and $15 per million output tokens.
GPT‑4o mini fine-tuning is also available to all developers on all paid usage tiers. Visit the fine-tuning dashboard and select gpt-4o-mini-2024-07-18 from the base model drop-down. For GPT‑4o mini, we’re offering 2M training tokens per day for free through September 23.
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