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# Train DINOv3 Models on Roboflow
You can now train DINOv3 classification models on Roboflow. DINOv3 models train fast, work well across different image resolutions, and runs at a speed comparable to ViT model.
To train a DINOv3 model, create a new dataset version in a Classification project, then choose the "DINOv3" model architecture.
You can then deploy your DINOv3 model in Roboflow Workflows in the classification Workflow blocks.
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