A typical Midjourney prompt can follow this structure: Subject : The main object or character you want to appear in the image. Details & Setting: Describe the subject’s characteristics, emotions, actions, and the environment it… Newbies, Don’t Miss Out! Master the Basic Structure of Midjourney Universal Prompts

This article will comprehensively analyze the three functions in Midjourney: With Image, sref, and cref. It will detail their differences and the best use cases for each. Mastering these concepts can enhance your AI drawing… Understanding the Differences Between Midjourney’s With Image, sref, and cref

Exploring Unconventional Aesthetics with –weird or –w The –weird or –w parameter introduces quirky and alternative qualities to the images you generate, producing unique and unexpected results. Accepted Values –weird accepts values from 0 to… Midjourney Parameter Guide: Weird

Using the –tile Parameter The –tile parameter generates images that can be used as repeatable tiles to create seamless patterns for fabrics, wallpapers, and textures. Examples Example 1: Striped River Stones Prompt: /imagine prompt a… Midjourney Parameter Guide: Tile

Understanding the –stylize or –s Parameter Midjourney Bot is trained to generate images that favor artistic color, composition, and form. The –stylize or –s parameter affects the intensity of this training’s application. Lower stylize values… Midjourney Parameter Guide: Stylize

Using Style References in Prompts You can use images as style references in your prompts to influence the style or aesthetic of the images you want Midjourney to create. To add a style reference to… Midjourney Parameter Guide: Style Reference

Using the –stop Parameter The –stop parameter allows you to finish a job partway through the process. Stopping a job at an earlier percentage may result in fuzzier, less detailed outcomes. Accepted Values –stop accepts… Midjourney Parameter Guide: Stop

Using the –style Parameter The –style parameter overrides the default aesthetic of some Midjourney model versions. Model Versions Supporting –style raw Model versions 6, 5.2, 5.1, and Niji 6 support the –style raw option. Impact… Midjourney Parameter Guide: Style

Custom Preferences Use the prefer command to create custom options that automatically append commonly used parameters to the end of your prompts. Preferred Suffix The /prefer suffix command automatically appends a specified suffix to all… Midjourney: Using /prefer Suffix and Custom Options

Using Character References in Prompts You can use images as character references in your prompts to create images of the same character in different scenarios. To add a character reference to your prompt, use the… Midjourney Parameter Guide: Character Reference