Keras Applications is now just a forwarding address
It exists today solely to tell you that every Keras pretrained model has moved to the core repository.

What it does
This repository previously contained reference implementations of popular deep learning models—image classifiers and the like—that shipped ready-to-use with Keras. The README states that every model has been migrated into the core Keras repository and the TensorFlow package. What remains is a deprecation notice and a link to the current API documentation.
The interesting bit
There is no code left to admire; the repo has been fully evacuated upstream. Its sole remaining function is to tell visitors, bluntly and honestly, that the party has moved to another building.
Key highlights
- Historically hosted off-the-shelf reference models for Keras.
- All models now live in the core Keras repository and the TensorFlow package.
- Explicitly marked as deprecated by the maintainers.
- Points users to
keras.io/api/applications/for up-to-date guidance.
Caveats
- No active development, bug fixes, or model updates happen here anymore.
- The README warns that all discussion and code changes should move to the Keras repository.
Verdict
Only historians and legacy maintainers need browse these files; everyone else should head directly to the core Keras repository.
Frequently asked
- What is keras-team/keras-applications?
- It exists today solely to tell you that every Keras pretrained model has moved to the core repository.
- Is keras-applications open source?
- Yes — keras-team/keras-applications is an open-source project tracked on heatdrop.
- What language is keras-applications written in?
- keras-team/keras-applications is primarily written in Python.
- How popular is keras-applications?
- keras-team/keras-applications has 2k stars on GitHub.
- Where can I find keras-applications?
- keras-team/keras-applications is on GitHub at https://github.com/keras-team/keras-applications.