Have a look at the guide to prompting, how to use image prompts, the remix feature, and multi-prompts. The best way to find out exactly what you can and can't do with it is to check out the help docs. Despite the awkward interface, Midjourney has a lot of powerful features.
You can see a full list of parameters here, including how to enter them.ĭig into Midjourney's docs. For example, you can use the use the No parameter to try to prevent specific things being generated by typing something like -no trees at the end of your prompt. In addition to written prompts, you can also use specific parameters to set key details like the aspect ratio, randomness, and style. You can find more information about that here, but tread lightly-it gets weird. You can also upload multiple images and use the /blend command to merge them into a new image. This will open an invite to join the Midjourney Discord channel. Once you've got a Discord account, head to the Midjourney website, and click Join the Beta. It's free, so head to Discord's site and register a new account if you don't already have one. There is a reason that Midjourney uses Discord-even if it seems a little convoluted from the outside.Īll that said, before you can even use Midjourney, you need to sign up for a Discord account. It's incredibly popular with gaming groups and other arts and hobby communities. Head back to Discord, and start generating images.Įdit, upscale, and download your creations.ĭiscord is a chat app, similar in some ways to Slack, though it was originally designed for gamers trying to coordinate tactics while playing multiplayer online games like League of Legends and World of Warcraft. Go to a #newbies channel, and type /subscribe. Sign up for Midjourney, and accept the invitation to the Midjourney Discord channel. Here's the short version of how to use Midjourney, but keep reading for details:
Yep, you read that right: the only way to use Midjourney is through a chat app.īut it's worth diving in for the quality you'll get.
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