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• Midjourney images generated on private servers are still subject to Midjourney's Community Guidelines .
• Images generated on private servers are still visible to other users on midjourney.com unless they're generated in Stealth Mode .
• To use the Midjourney Bot in any server, you must have an active Midjourney subscription .

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It's easy to create your own private Discord server to organize your work, notes and inspiration. Learn how to create your own Discord Server .

Select the Midjourney Bot from the User List, and then click Add App :

You can also add the Midjourney Bot to a server using the Add to Server button on its page in Discord's App Directory .

Choose your server from the Select a Server drop down

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If you do not want the Midjourney Bot to be usable in specific channels, go to Edit Channel , select the Permissions tab, select @everyone under Roles/Members and Uncheck "Use Application Commands." Users who try to use the Midjourney Bot in a channel with these permissions disabled will not see the command.

For more granular control, go to Settings , select Integrations , the Permissions tab, the + for the Midjourney Bot , and Manage Integration. slash command permissions can then be set for individual roles and channels.

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A Step-by-Step Tutorial to Use Midjourney on Discord

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Do you want to know how to use Midjourney on Discord? Using Midjourney to create AI art is fun and easy, but you'll need to set up a few things first. This wikiHow article teaches you how to use Midjourney on Discord.

Quick Steps

• Join the Midjourney server.
• Click on the Midjourney Bot and select "Add to Server."
• Select your server and follow the on-screen prompts to add Midjourney to your Discord server.
• Use the "/imagine" prompt to create art.

• You need a Discord account to use Midjourney AI. If you don't have a free account, go to https://www.discordapp.com to get started .

• If you have the Discord desktop client installed, you might be prompted to open it or to continue in the web browser. It's up to you what to pick! You can use Midjourney in either the Discord desktop app or the web browser.
• If you're not logged in, you'll need to log in now.

• You'll see a list of all the channels in the server on the left side of your screen.

• You will immediately get a DM from the Midjourney bot containing a link that's uniquely yours.

• People have been abusing the free trials, so Midjourney stopped offering them. Instead, the AI generator releases shorter free trials around new version releases.
• You'll see the DM pop up in the left corner of your Discord window with a red notification icon.

• Once you've signed up, return to Discord to create your first image!
• You can create your images within that newbie channel or add the Midjourney Bot to your Discord server .

• For example, enter /imagine a hyper-realistic render of a mermaid swimming through a green kelp forest surrounded by fish .

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Bring your ideas to life by using AI Art Tools. Craft a clear description of your vision, including details like style (cartoon, realistic), subject matter, and artistic influences (i.e. Salvador Dalí). You can generate stunning visuals for work, content creation, or even unique artwork with just a concise prompt.

• It'll take a minute or longer, but you'll get a response of 4 variations of your prompt.
• You can browse online for prompt examples to get better results, but you generally want to use parameters and detailed writing .

• The "U" button upscaled your images in the past, but they are now generated at max size, and upscaling is no longer necessary. If you click the "U" buttons now, you can easily single out an image you like from the tiles. It's easier to edit further and download it that way.
• Use "V1-4" to create more variations of an image. If you do this, you'll get another 4 tiles with images with similar art styles and compositions.
• You can also click the refresh icon to re-roll for different images using the same prompt.

• Click Vary(Strong) or Vary(Subtle) to get more variations of your selected image.
• Use the zoom buttons to zoom in or out on your image.
• Use the arrow buttons to pan and expand your image. You can do this to make your image larger.
• Press the heart icon to add it to your favorites. Easily find your favorite images on the Midjourney website.
• Open the image on the Midjourney website.

Tips for Generating with Midjourney

• You can also use art styles like sketching, oil painting, and vector art. Or you can aim for specific artist styles, like "in the style of Leonardo da Vinci" or "in the style of Andy Warhol." You can also specify colors and themes.

• For example, "The Eiffel Tower at midday with cinematic lighting" will get different results than "The Eiffel Tower."

• For example, for a steampunk look of your cat, enter /imagine , enter the URL, and add steampunk cat . Press Enter/Return for the results! [2] X Research source
• If, for example, you have 2 to 5 cats, upload all your images and use the /blend command to mix them with AI!

• Also use parameters like "weird" and "Chaos" to get unexpected and quirky results.
• Use "--ar" to change the aspect ratio of a generation.
• Use "--iw<0-2>" to change the image weight relative to text weight. The default is 1.
• Use the /blend command as well as URLs to 2-5 images to create a mixture of the images in one.

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How to Use Midjourney AI on Discord

While there are many AI Image generating tools out there, Midjourney AI has its own style and generates detailed images. But unlike other services that generate images based on your description alone, Midjourney takes your description and improves upon it. It adds details such as suitable background, lighting, costumes, texture, art style, etc. So even with a simple description, you get detailed images that are useful and eye-candy. In this article, we will show you how to use Midjourney on Discord, how to get started, and how to download the results.

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How to Use Midjourney on Midjourney’s Discord Server

You can add the MidJourney bot to your own Discord server to use it privately. But in case you do not have your own server or just want to try Midjourney once, there is a quick and easy way to use it directly inside Midjouney’s Discord server.

1. Open the Midjourney Discord server link and click on the Join Midjourney or Accept Invite button to join the server.

2 . Now click on the Start Onboarding button and personalize the server to your need if needed.

3. Once done, open any of the newbies channels from the left sidebar in the server.

4. In these channels, you should be able to view prompts from other users and subsequent MidJourney results. They will help you understand the type of prompts that you can ask Midjourney.

5. Finally, in the same channel, type /imagine and then enter the description of the image you want to generate.

6. Then press Enter to get 4 AI-generated images based on your description. You need to subscribe to Midjourney to generate images which we will cover later below.

How to Add Midjourney Bot to Your Discord Server

While you can use the Midjourney bot directly on the Midjourney server, it’s not private. If you are planning to use Midjourney more often, then it’s better to add it to your own server. In case you don’t have your own server already, you can create your own Discord server easily on both desktop and phone.

1. Open the Discord Server where you want to add the Midjourney bot. Now click on the server name at the top left corner and then select the App Directory option.

2. Here search for the Midjourney in the Search bar on this page.

3. In the results, open the Midjourney Bot option and click on Add to Server button to add Midjourney to your server.

4. In the pop-up, make sure that the correct server is selected, and then click on the Continue option.

5. Then click on Authorize button to add the Moidjourney bot to the selected Discord server.

6. Now open the server, then open the channel Midjourney can access the message. Here type /imagine , select the Midjourney option, and then enter the description of the image you want to generate as a prompt.

7. Then press Enter to get AI-generated images from Midjourney. Again, you need to subscribe to Midjourney to generate images which we cover in the next section.

How to Subscribe to MidJourney

You have added the Midjourney bot but before you can generate images through Midjourney, you need to subscribe to the service. While there is a free trial, it is not available for the latest version of the Midjourney. To try the free trial, you need to change the Midjourney version to V5, which is still available at the time of writing this article.

1. To subscribe, open the channel that Midjourney can access and type /subscribe . Now select the Midjourney option and press Enter .

2. Now click on the Open subscription page option. Then click on Yep! button in the pop-up to open the subscription page.

3. On the subscription page, you can choose between the Basic , Standard , and Pro plans.

4. The main aspect to look for in each plan is the GPU time. The more GPU time you have, the more images you can generate. Once selected, click on the Subscribe button below it.

5. You can complete the payment with either Card or Cash app.

Once the payment is done, you can start using the Midjourney Bot to generate images.

How to Use Midjourney Free Trial

The latest version of Midjourney does not provide a free trial. However, you can change the Midjourney version and take advantage of the free trial.

1. Open any channel on the server that the Midjourney bot can access. Here type /Settings and select the Midjouney option. Then press Enter to send the message.

2. Midjourney will reply back with the settings you can configure.

3. At the time of writing this article, Midjourney is in version 5.1 which does not offer a free trial. You can change it to version 5 by selecting the MJ Version 5 option.

4. After selecting Version 5, you can start using the Midjourney bot.

The free trial is limited to 0.04 hours of GPU time. Which can roughly translate to generating 25 images. Later, you need to subscribe to Midjourney to use the service.

How to Use Midjourney to Generate Images

Once you have subscribed or have access to a free trial, you can start using Midjourney to generate images. Here’s everything you need to know to generate images from Midjourney.

1. To generate, type /imagine then enter the description of the image that you want to create in the prompt field. Provide extra details about the subject, background, etc. to get a more detailed image. Here’s an example below.

2. After the description, use a comma and provide the art style you want Midjourney to generate the image in such as cartoon, vector art, realistic image, pixel art, anime, etc. You can even try using an artist’s name to pick their preferred style such as Davinci style, Van Gogh style, Picasso style, etc. You can also include photography terms such as f/2.8 aperture, ISO 400, 4K, HD, etc.

3. By default, all images generated from Midjourney will be in a 1:1 aspect ratio. But if you prefer to change the aspect ratio of generated images, you can include the aspect ratio using the “–ar <aspect ratio>” parameter at the end of the prompt like in the example below.

4. Also, you can customize the value of style with the “–s <style value>” parameter. The higher the value, the higher the style of the image. Check out the example prompt below.

5. Also, the chaos parameter can be used to get image results that are completely different from one another. For example, if all 4 generated images are looking similar, then we can increase the chaos number to get 4 different styles of images using “–chaos <value>” .

6. Once the prompt is typed, press Enter and Midjourney will generate 4 images based on the same. It can take some time for the images to get proper details, so wait until the images are generated completely.

7. Don’t like the results generated by Midjourney? Click on the Redo icon to ask Midjourney to generate different images again for the same prompt. Or, you can also click on the V1, V2, V3, or V4 buttons to generate different variations of the selected image.

8. Midjourney will generate all 4 images combined into a single image with a grid layout. You can pick your preferred image and upscale them by clicking on the U1, U2, U3, and U4 buttons below the image accordingly.

9. Midjourney will reply back with an upscaled image of the selected image.

10. Moving to a paid plan will only increase the GPU Time, so you can generate more images using Midjourney. But, if you are on the Standard or Pro plan, Midjourney will provide Relax mode where you can generate unlimited images. The time it takes to generate images can be a bit more. To move to Relax mode, type /settings in any channel Midjourney can access. Then select the Relax mode option in Settings.

How to Download Images Generated By Midjourney

The process to download images from Midjourney is a bit different on the desktop and mobile.

On Discord desktop app and desktop web app:

1. Once Midjourney generates the images, pick the image you want to download and click on the respective Upscale button below the image. For example, if you like to download the 2nd image, then click on the U2 button.

2. Now Midjourney bot should show an upscaled version of the selected image. Click on the image to open it.

3. Then click on Open in the Browser link below the image to open the image in the browser’s new tab in full resolution.

4. Finally on the new tab page, right-click on the image and select Save Image as option to download the image.

5. It opens your File Explorer or Finder folder, then select the directory and click on the Save button to save the image on your system.

That’s it, the image will be saved in the directory you have saved.

On Discord’s Android and iPhone app:

1. If you are on your phone, once the images are generated, pick your preferred image and tap on the respective Upscale button below the image. For example, if you like to download the 4th image, then tap on the U4 button below the MidJourney’s generated images.

2. Midjourney will generate an upscaled image of the image you have selected. Tap on the image to open it.

3. Once opened, tap on the kebab menu (three-dot menu) at the top right corner and then select the Save option.

That’s it, the image will be downloaded in the Download folder on your phone.

Generating Images Using Midjourney on Discord

Midjourney, of all the AI image-generating services, has its own unique aspects. While it generates images that are accurate and resemble your description, it also adds more details on its own that you haven’t offered in the original prompt. But, there are many other image-generating apps for Discord like DALL-E 2 , which are just as good and feature-rich.

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Go to the Midjourney web page, click “Join Beta,” and join the Midjourney Discord server. Enter one of the newcomer rooms and type /prompt (your prompt here) to generate an image using AI.

AI-based image generators like DALL-E 2 have boomed in popularity. People love to enter bizarre prompts and see what gets spit out. Midjourney is one of the more advanced tools for this, and you can try it now.

Before we talk about Midjourney, let's start with DALL-E 2, the one you may have heard about. DALL-E 2 sits at the high end of these AI-based image generator tools. It can create completely brand new images from a simple text prompt. You enter "a robot eating a taco," and it creates an image depicting a robot eating a taco.

At the more basic level is Craiyon , formerly known as "DALL-E mini." This is a free web tool that anyone can use, but it's not nearly as sophisticated as DALL-E 2. The results are often strange and somewhat creepy, but it's still very fun to play with.

Related: The Best AI Image Generators You Can Use Right Now

Midjourney sits somewhere in the middle of DALL-E 2 and Craiyon. It also uses AI and machine learning to generate images based on text prompts. The results are usually quite good, but not as mind-blowing as DALL-E 2.

The only thing you need to use the Midjourney Beta is a Discord account. That's where you will give text prompts to the Midjourney bot. You can sign up for a free account on Discord's website . After that, you can use Discord in a web browser or download the app for Windows , Mac , Linux , Android , and iPhone .

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Once you're all set up with Discord, we'll head over to the Midjourney website and select "Join the Beta."

This will take you to Discord, where we can select "Accept Invite."

We're in. There are a couple of things to know about the beta. You start with a free trial that includes around 25 prompts. After that, you can buy a full membership if you'd like.

To get started, go to one of the "Newcomer Rooms" channels in the sidebar. We'll be using "#newbies-42," but there are a number of others.

In the text box, enter

and then type your prompt and submit it.

You can watch the progress as the four images are created.

When the images are finished, they'll be displayed in a new message. Now you have some additional options.

• U = Upscale: Creates a larger version of the image.
• V = Variation: Creates a new image based on the one you selected.
• Refresh: Get four new images from the same prompt.

The results will be delivered in a new message just like before, and you'll have some new options to make more variations or upscale it to the max.

If at any time you'd like to save the images, simply select the image and tap the download icon on mobile or "Open Original" on desktop to see the full-size image to save.

That's pretty much all there is to the Midjourney Beta! Simply type

and you can follow it with a prompt. Keep in mind certain words aren't allowed, but it's mostly fair game, and you can see what others are creating. There's some pretty crazy AI out there these days, go have fun!

Related: How to Run Stable Diffusion on Your PC to Generate AI Images

To generate images on your own PC, try Stable Diffusion . Unlike most AI image generators, it's open source, and you can download and run it on your own hardware.

How to Use Midjourney on Discord for AI-Generated Images

1. get to know midjourney, what is midjourney, why use midjourney, how midjourney works, 2. setting up discord, creating your account, navigating through discord, joining a community, 3. integrating midjourney and discord, connecting midjourney to discord, syncing channels, setting up permissions, 4. creating ai-generated images, using ai tools, saving and sharing images, troubleshooting tips, 5. enhancing your experience, exploring additional features, joining discord communities, getting help when needed.

Have you ever wished you could turn your creativity into visuals without being a professional designer? Do you enjoy using Discord and want to explore its versatile features further? If so, you're in luck! This guide is going to show you a step-by-step process on how to use Midjourney on Discord for AI-generated images. Whether you're an artist looking to expand your tools, or a Discord user keen on exploring new features — this tutorial will help you navigate these waters with ease.

Before we dive into the process, let's take a moment to understand what Midjourney is and why it's a tool worth exploring, especially for Discord users who are interested in generating AI-based images.

Midjourney is an innovative tool that uses AI technology to generate unique images. It's like having a digital artist in your pocket, ready to bring your ideas to life at any moment. You provide the guidelines and Midjourney uses its AI capabilities to generate a visual representation of your ideas. It's a game-changer for people who aren't design-savvy but still want to create visually appealing content.

You may be wondering, "Why should I use Midjourney?" Here's why: it's versatile, easy to use, and requires no design skills. It's perfect for creating social media posts, digital art, and other visual content. And the best part? You can use Midjourney on Discord, meaning you can share and collaborate on your creations with your Discord community.

Now that you know what Midjourney is and why it's worth using, let's discuss how it works. Using Midjourney on Discord is as simple as typing a command and providing some guidelines about the image you want to create. The AI takes these inputs and — voila! — you get a unique, AI-generated image. You don't need to know the ins and outs of design or AI technology; you just need to know how to use Midjourney on Discord, which is exactly what this guide will help you with.

Now that you're familiar with Midjourney, let's move on to the next step — setting up Discord. If you’re new to Discord, don't worry. It's a user-friendly platform that you'll get the hang of in no time.

To use Midjourney on Discord, you first need a Discord account. Here's how you do it:

• Visit the Discord website or download the Discord app.
• Click on 'Register' and fill in your details.
• Verify your email address and log in to your new account.

And there you go — you're now on Discord!

Discord’s platform may seem a bit overwhelming at first, but it's quite straightforward once you know where everything is. You have your servers on the left, the channels in the middle, and the members on the right. All your private and group messages are in the upper left corner. It's a bit like a virtual house — once you know where everything is, you'll be able to find your way around without thinking.

Discord is all about communities, or as they call them, servers. To join a server, all you need is an invite link. You can find these on community websites, social media pages, or directly from friends. Once you click on the link, you'll be added to the server and can start chatting with other members. Remember, each server has its own rules, so make sure you read them before jumping into the conversation.

Alright, you're now set up on Discord and ready to start exploring Midjourney!

Now that you've warmed up with Discord, let's bring in Midjourney to the mix. Integrating Midjourney and Discord is a breeze with the right steps. Let's dive right in.

First things first, you'll need to connect Midjourney to your Discord account. Log into your Midjourney account and navigate to your account settings. Look for a "Connect to Discord" button and click it. You'll be prompted to log into your Discord account if you haven't done so already. Once logged in, grant the necessary permissions, and voila! You've connected Midjourney to Discord.

The next step in mastering how to use Midjourney on Discord is syncing your channels. In Midjourney, navigate to your channel settings and select the Discord server you want to sync. With a simple click, your channels will be synced, and you're one step closer to creating AI-generated images.

Discord is big on customization and control, and that includes setting permissions. Permissions determine who can access and manage your channels. To set up permissions in Discord, go to your server settings, select 'Roles,' and define what each role can and can't do. You can also set individual channel permissions if you want to get really specific.

With these steps, you've successfully integrated Midjourney and Discord. Now, let's move on to the fun part — creating AI-generated images!

With Midjourney integrated and your Discord channels synced, you're now ready to begin generating your unique AI images. This is where the magic happens!

Midjourney provides a variety of AI tools to help you create unique and artistic images. To start using these tools, navigate to the AI Tools section in Midjourney. Here, you can experiment with different settings and effects to create images that are truly your own. Remember, there's no right or wrong here — it's all about exploring and having fun with your creations.

Once you've created an image you're proud of, you'll probably want to save and share it. Luckily, Midjourney makes it easy to do both. To save an image, simply click the 'Save' button located under the image. This will store the image in your Midjourney account. Sharing your masterpieces is just as effortless. Click the 'Share' button, select your synced Discord channel, and your image will appear there for all to see. Now, you're not only learning how to use Midjourney on Discord, but also sharing your creative journey with others.

Like with any tech, you might run into a hiccup or two while using Midjourney on Discord. Don't worry, though. Most issues can be resolved with a few simple troubleshooting tips. For starters, always make sure you're using the latest version of both Midjourney and Discord. If something isn't working right, a quick restart of the application or your device can often set things straight. And remember, the Midjourney and Discord communities are always there to lend a helping hand. Don't hesitate to reach out if you're stuck.

With that, you're all set to create stunning AI-generated images with Midjourney on Discord. Enjoy the process, share your creations, and most importantly, have fun!

Now that you've dipped your toes into the world of AI-generated images, it's time to dive a bit deeper. There are plenty of ways to enhance your experience when using Midjourney on Discord. Let's take a look at some of them.

Midjourney offers more than just AI-powered image generation. You can also use it to create animations, design 3D models, and even transform text into images. By exploring these additional features, you can unlock a whole new realm of creative possibilities. Who knows, you might even discover a new passion or hobby.

You're not alone on your creative journey. Discord is home to countless communities of artists, designers, and AI enthusiasts. By joining these communities, you can share your creations, learn from others, and even collaborate on projects. With others by your side, that journey of learning how to use Midjourney on Discord becomes a lot more enjoyable and enriching.

Despite your best efforts, there might be times when you need a helping hand. Whether it's learning a new feature or troubleshooting a nagging issue, getting help is only a few clicks away. Midjourney offers extensive documentation and tutorials that can guide you. Plus, both Midjourney and Discord have active user forums where you can ask questions and get answers from experienced users. Remember, every expert was once a beginner. Don't hesitate to ask for help when you need it.

With these tips in your toolkit, you're well on your way to becoming a pro at using Midjourney on Discord. So go ahead, unleash your creativity and let the world see what you can create!

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How To Create AI Images on Midjourney

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There are plenty of apps you can turn to to generate pictures using artificial intelligence. Still, Midjourney remains one of the best and one of the most popular options, having launched in beta form in July 2022.

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It’s not free to use: The price of admission starts at $10 a month or $96 a year, which gives you 3.3 hours of image generation time per month (images usually take around a minute to render). However, the quality of the end result may well tempt you into a subscription if you need a lot of AI art.

Assuming you’re ready to sign up (for a month at least), here’s how to get started with Midjourney—the commands you need to know, how to save and browse your images, and some of the capabilities of the generative AI tool.

Getting started

Midjourney works through Discord: You can join the Midjourney channel here , and you’ll need to sign up for a (free) Discord account if you don’t already have one. The next steps involve two bits of admin—agreeing to the Midjourney terms of service and signing up for one of the Midjourney subscription tiers. You’ll get a neat little table outlining the differences between each tier.

Midjourney does a decent job of explaining how everything works with all that out of the way. Unless you’re on one of the more expensive plans, you’ll be writing your prompts and getting your images through a channel that’s open to other users, so don’t be shy—it actually works well for getting inspiration from what other people are doing, and seeing what’s possible with the AI engine.

To begin with, you’ll need to get involved in one of the #newbie channels, which are clearly linked on the left of the web interface. Click to jump to any one of them and see what’s happening—look at how different art styles are described to get different results, from “abstract expressive” to “hyper-realistic” and everything in between.

The other online location you need to know about is the official Midjourney website . While all of your image generation is done on Discord, this website is where you can find an archive of all the pictures you’ve made and browse through some of the other artwork that’s proving popular on the Midjourney network. From here you’re also able to read about updates to Midjourney.

Writing prompts

Head to a #newbie channel, type “/imagine” followed by a space, and you’re ready to start prompting. If you’ve never used an AI image generator before, describe what you want to see: You can be as creative as possible, putting any kind of person or object in any kind of setting and using any kind of artwork style.

As usual with generative AI tools, the more specific and precise you can be, the better. However, you can be vague if you want to (it’s just less likely you’ll get something close to what you were imagining). See a watercolor of an elephant in a boat, or a photo of an apple on a table, it’s up to you.

After a few moments of thinking, you’ll get four generated images based on your prompt—if you want Midjourney to try again, click the re-roll button (the blue-and-white circle of arrows). If you like one of the images more than the others, you can click one of the V1 - V4 buttons to see four variations on it (the images are numbered from left to right and from top to bottom).

Click on any of the U1 - U4 buttons to take a closer look. Here, you get access to some editing features: You’re able to create new variations on all or just part of the image, zoom out on the image (and have AI fill out the canvas), or extend the image in any direction using the four arrow buttons. Click on any image to see it in full-size mode, then right-click to save it somewhere else.

Going further

You can add a variety of parameters to your prompts, and there’s a full list here . They can be used to change an image’s aspect ratio, create images that will tile, or create more varied results, for example. So, if you need a wide rather than square picture, you might append “—aspect 16:9" to the end of your prompt.

Also worth knowing about are the parameters “—cref” and “—sref”, both of which can be followed by a URL pointing at an image. Use the former (character reference) to show Midjourney a character you want to use in your pictures and the latter (style reference) to show Midjourney the style that you’d like your pictures to look like.

There are also a couple of other commands that you can use instead of “/imagine” on Discord. Use “/describe” to get Midjourney to return a text prompt based on an image you supply or “/blend” to have Midjourney combine up to five different images into something new. You can point to images on the web or upload them from your device.

Head to the Midjourney website to find all of your pictures and to download them whenever necessary—eventually, you’ll be able to generate images from here too, but the feature hasn’t been fully launched yet. You can use the filters on the right to sift through the artwork you’ve created, and it’s also possible to download multiple images at the same time or sort them into custom folders if required.

How To Get Started With MidJourney In 2 Minutes (Generate Art With AI)

I've been using MidJourney for a while now and getting some amazing visual results from entering prompts into their Discord channel. But lots of people really, really struggle to get set up.

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In this concise concise guide I want to dive into how to get started with Mid Journey and create amazing AI generated images that you can use in your own works, books, or sell online.

Step 1: Download Discord

Now the first thing to say is that Mid Journey is a little bit different to ChatGPT where there's a nice chat interface instead, mid Journey uses its AI through Discord. So what you're gonna have to do to begin with is actually download Discord and sign up for an account.

Step 2: Head To The Mid Journey Server

You then need to head over to the Mid Journey website and join the Mid Journey server.

Step 3: Accept The Mid Journey T&Cs

Once you've done that, you'll go to the get started area, and if you click on that, you'll be given a list of instructions of what to do next. You essentially just need to accept some of their terms and conditions and join a trial which gives you 25 images for free, and then you can jump into one of the newbie channels.

Step 4: Create Your Prompts In Discord

Now, before you actually put in any prompts here, I'd recommend scrolling back up to the top of your newbie channel and just taking a quick look at some of the images and the prompts that other people have used. This is important for a couple of reasons. Firstly, it gives you an idea of exactly what to expect, outputs to look like, but also you can steal some of the prompt intent from the other users in the channel.

If you look back you'll often see people using things like certain shaders or different camera types or mimicking types of artists or whatever that you can then use in your. So let's go back down to our prompt. And what you can do is you can type forward slash imagine and then the prompt button will come up.

And here you can type in all of your prompts separated by commas.

Example Mid Journey Prompts

So for example, we might say, I want you to create some art in the style of Banksy. I want it to include a riot officer, some balloons and a mouse. And then you can type in some things like 4K or hyperrealistic, or put two dashes, and then version four, which asks mid journey to use the latest version, which at the time of this video is version four.

You can add in lots of other things then from the other users if you want to try and experiment with things. And then as soon as you hit the enter button, you'll be put into a queue, and after you reach the top of the queue, your AI art will return to you, and you can either choose to accept that, re-roll it, or use some of the other mid journey.

There's loads you can do with Mid Journey and AI generated art, and do let me know down in the comments below how you get on.

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Create Stunning Graphics and Backgrounds with Midjourney AI Art

Updated on Nov 15,2023

Table of Contents :

Introduction

Setting up an account with Discord

Joining Mint Journey

Navigating the Mint Journey platform

• Creating AI art using Mint Journey 5.1. Understanding image variations and upscaling 5.2. Exploring different prompts and descriptions

Free vs Paid version of Mint Journey

Choosing the right subscription plan

Benefits of AI art for craft projects

• Using AI art for different creative purposes 9.1. Backgrounds and backdrops 9.2. Invitations and party favors 9.3. Stickers and decals

Creating AI Art with Mint Journey: A Crafter's Guide

AI art has revolutionized the way we think about artists and creativity. With the help of AI algorithms, crafters can now generate their own unique images for various craft projects. In this article, we will explore how You can use Mint Journey as a crafter to Create stunning AI art. From setting up an account with Discord to understanding image variations and upscaling, we'll cover all the essential steps to get started. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced crafter, Mint Journey offers a wealth of possibilities for your creative endeavors.

Are you new to AI art and want to learn how to generate your own images for your craft projects? Mint Journey is the perfect platform for crafters looking to explore the world of AI art. By following a few simple steps, you can create unique and captivating AI artwork that will enhance your craft projects. In this guide, we will walk you through the process of setting up an account, accessing the Mint Journey platform, and generating your own AI art. So, let's dive in and explore the fascinating world of AI art with Mint Journey.

Before you can start using Mint Journey, you will need to create an account with Discord. Discord is a communication platform widely used by online communities, including the Mint Journey community. To create an account with Discord, simply visit discord.com and follow the registration process. Once you have successfully created an account, you are ready to move on to the next step.

To access Mint Journey, you will need to join their platform. Visit mintjourney.com and click on the "Join the Beta" button. If you are already signed in to your Discord account, you will be redirected to the Mint Journey page. Make sure that you are in the correct server, specifically the server named "Mint Journey." Upon joining, you will be taken to the announcements page, where you can find important information and updates about the platform. Take some time to familiarize yourself with the available resources.

Once you have joined Mint Journey, you will find yourself in a room-like interface that resembles a forum. This is where crafters Gather to share their creations and explore the diverse artwork generated by others. Take some time to navigate through the different rooms and see what other users are creating. The Mint Journey platform offers a rich variety of images and designs to inspire your own creations.

Creating AI art using Mint Journey

Now comes the exciting part – creating your own AI art using Mint Journey. To get started, use the message bar at the bottom of the room interface and Type in the command "Imagine." This will prompt the platform to generate an image Based on your description. The more specific and detailed your description, the better the results will be. You can specify attributes like the subject's appearance, style, and even specific details you want to see.

Understanding image variations and upscaling

Once the platform generates an image based on your description, you will have the option to explore variations and upscale the image. Mint Journey provides different variations of the generated image by using the commands "V1," "V2," "V3," and "V4." This allows you to see different iterations of the image and choose the one that best suits your vision. If you want to upscale the image for a higher quality version, you can use the commands "U1," "U2," "U3," and "U4." Experiment with these variations to refine your final design.

Exploring different Prompts and descriptions

To create the perfect AI art for your craft project, it's essential to experiment with different prompts and descriptions. Mint Journey responds to specific keywords and attributes, allowing you to Shape the outcome of the generated images. Play around with different combinations of prompts, such as different hairstyles, poses, or backgrounds. The possibilities are endless, and the more you explore, the more unique and personalized your AI art will become.

Mint Journey offers both a free and a paid version of their platform. With the free version, you will have limited access to certain features, and there might be a waiting time for image generation. However, it still provides an excellent opportunity to explore AI art and get a feel for the platform. If you find yourself enjoying the experience and wanting more flexibility and options, you might consider upgrading to a paid subscription plan.

Mint Journey offers three subscription plans to cater to different user needs. The basic plan, priced at $8 per month (billed yearly), provides limited image generation minutes but allows access to other members' galleries. The standard plan, priced at $24 per month (billed yearly), offers more generous image generation hours and unlimited generations. The pro plan, priced at a higher tier, provides even longer image generation hours and offers the ability to hide generated images from other members. Consider your usage and requirements before choosing the right subscription plan.

AI art opens up a whole new world of possibilities for crafters. By leveraging AI algorithms and generating unique images, crafters can enhance their projects with stunning visuals. AI-generated art can be used for backgrounds, backdrops, invitations, party favors, stickers, and more. The versatility and creativity of AI art make it an invaluable tool for crafters looking to add a touch of uniqueness to their creations.

Using AI art for different creative purposes

Backgrounds and backdrops: AI-generated art can be used to create captivating backgrounds and backdrops for various craft projects. From Candyland-themed designs to Under the Sea-inspired scenes, the possibilities are endless.

Invitations and party favors: Designing eye-catching invitations and party favors is made easy with AI art. Generate unique images that match the theme of your event and create a Memorable experience for your guests.

Stickers and decals: AI-generated art can be transformed into stickers and decals, allowing you to personalize and decorate various objects. Whether it's adding a unique touch to your laptop or embellishing your craft supplies, AI art stickers are a fun and creative way to express yourself.

AI art has revolutionized the world of creativity, opening up endless possibilities for crafters. With Mint Journey, you can explore the fascinating world of AI-generated art and create unique designs for your craft projects. From setting up an account with Discord to navigating the Mint Journey platform and generating your own AI art, this guide has covered all the essential steps. Embrace the power of AI and let your creativity soar with Mint Journey.

Highlights:

• Learn how to create AI art for your craft projects
• Set up an account with Discord and join Mint Journey
• Navigate the Mint Journey platform for inspiration
• Generate unique AI artwork based on your descriptions
• Explore image variations and upscale for higher quality
• Experiment with different prompts and descriptions
• Choose between the free and paid versions of Mint Journey
• Select the right subscription plan for your needs
• Discover the benefits of AI art for craft projects
• Use AI art for backgrounds, invitations, stickers, and more

Q: Can I use Mint Journey for commercial purposes? A: Yes, Mint Journey offers subscription plans that cater to business users. Consider upgrading to the standard or pro plan for more generous features and benefits.

Q: Is there a limit to the number of images I can generate with Mint Journey? A: The free version of Mint Journey has limitations on image generation minutes, while the paid versions (standard and pro) provide more generous allowances and even unlimited generations.

Q: Can I customize the AI-generated images? A: While you cannot directly customize the AI-generated images on Mint Journey, you can specify different attributes and prompts to influence the outcome of the generated image.

Q: Are the generated images unique? A: Yes, the images generated through Mint Journey are unique and tailored to your specific prompts and descriptions. The AI algorithms ensure that each image is distinct and original.

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