Midjourney Prompts, Tools & Guides
AI image generator known for a distinctive, often more painterly style. Combines a natural-language description with dash-parameters (--ar for ratio, --stylize for creative liberty, --chaos for variation) that control settings words alone can't. Knowing what each parameter changes matters more than adding more descriptive words.
Midjourney Tools
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Logo Prompt Generator
Meme Prompt Generator
Character/OC Prompt Generator
Art Prompt Generator
Image-to-Prompt Generator
Midjourney Prompt Generator
Negative Prompt Generator
Midjourney Prompts
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Midjourney Prompt for UI Design
Midjourney Prompt for Blade Runner Style
Midjourney Prompts for Product Mockups
Midjourney Prompts for Photorealism
Midjourney Prompt for Realistic Photo
Vintage Travel Poster Prompt
Watercolor Botanical Illustration Prompt
Cyberpunk Cityscape Prompt
Children’s Book Illustration Prompt
Isometric 3D Icon Set Prompt
SaaS Landing Page Hero Image Prompt
1960s Vogue Editorial Portrait Prompt
Apple-Style Product Photography Prompt
Midjourney Guides
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What do the dash-parameters like --ar and --stylize actually do?
--ar sets the aspect ratio (like 16:9 for widescreen). --stylize controls how much Midjourney leans on its own aesthetic judgment versus following your description literally -- higher values look more striking but less literal. --chaos increases variation between the initial results it generates.
Why does my result look different from what I described?
High --stylize values push results toward Midjourney's own aesthetic preferences even when the description is precise. Lowering stylize produces a result closer to a literal reading of the prompt.
Can I tell Midjourney what NOT to include in an image?
Yes, using --no followed by simple keywords (not a full sentence) -- for example, --no text, blur to exclude both from the result.
Do I need a Discord account to use Midjourney?
Midjourney now offers a web interface in addition to Discord, so a Discord account isn't strictly required to generate images, though the Discord community remains a major part of how people share and discuss results.