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Amazon Titan Text Lite vs Granite 4 H Small
This page is context-first: how much text each model can take in one request. Full specs adds capabilities and limits; the pricing matrix below is only about $/million tokens from hosts that list both models.
Context window · side by side
Bar length is relative to the larger of the two windows (100% = max of this pair). This is not pricing.
Amazon Titan Text Lite has about 2.1× the context window of the other in this pair.
Amazon Titan Text Lite has 105% more context capacity (42K vs 20K tokens). Granite 4 H Small is 80% cheaper on input.
Quick verdicts
Short takeaways — validate with your own workloads.
Long document processing
Use Amazon Titan Text Lite. Its 42K context fits entire documents without chunking (vs 20K).
RAG / high-volume retrieval
Use Granite 4 H Small. Input tokens are 80% cheaper — critical when sending large retrieved contexts.
Long output (reports, code files)
Use Granite 4 H Small. Its 20K max output lets you generate complete artifacts in one request.
Full specs
Context, output, capabilities, and dates. Green highlights the favorable value where we compute a winner.
| Spec | Amazon Titan Text Lite | Granite 4 H Small |
|---|---|---|
| Context window | 42,000 tokens (42K) | 20,480 tokens (20K) |
| Max output tokens | 4,000 tokens (4K) | 20,480 tokens (20K) |
| Speed tier | Balanced | Balanced |
| Vision | No | No |
| Function calling | No | Yes |
| Extended thinking | No | No |
| Prompt caching | No | No |
| Batch API | No | No |
| Release date | N/A | N/A |
Pricing matrix
Dollar rates only: hosts that list both models, per 1M tokens. For how much text fits, use the context section above — not this table.
| Provider | Amazon Titan Text Lite in | Amazon Titan Text Lite out | Granite 4 H Small in | Granite 4 H Small out |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Aws Bedrock | $0.300/M | $0.400/M | — | — |
| Ibm Watsonx | — | — | $0.060/M | $0.250/M |
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