There is Lots of apps You can turn to creating images using artificial intelligence. Still, Midjourney is one of the best and most popular options, which was launched in beta form in July 2022.
It's not free to use: entry costs start at $10 a month or $96 a year, which gives you 3.3 hours of image creation time per month (images typically take one minute to render). . However, if you need a lot of AI art, the quality of the end result may entice you to a subscription.
Assuming you're willing to sign up (at least for a month), here's how to get started with Midjourney — the commands you need to know to save your photos. How to do and browse, and some capabilities of a generative AI tool.
getting started
Mid-Journey 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 find a neat table explaining the differences between each level.
Midjourney does a decent job of explaining how everything works with it. Unless you're on one of the more expensive plans, you'll be writing your tips and getting your photos through a channel that's open to other users, so don't be shy—it's Actually works well to be influenced by other people. Doing, and seeing what is possible with the AI engine.
To get started, you'll need to join one of the #newbie channels, which are clearly linked on the left side of the web interface. Click to visit one of them and see what's going on—see how different art styles are defined to achieve different results, from “abstract expression” to “hyperrealistic” and Everything in between.
Another online location you need to know about. Official Midgerani website. While all of your image generation is done on Discord, this website is where you can find an archive of all the images you've created and browse through some of the other artwork that's been popular on the Midjourney Network. are happening You can also read about midjourney updates from here.
Hint to write
Head over to a #newbie channel, type a space after “/imagin”, and you're ready to start hinting. 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 order. Can and use any artwork style.
As always with generative AI tools, the more specific and precise you can be, the better. However, you can be vague if you want (it's very unlikely that you'll get anything close to what you envisioned). Look at a watercolor of an elephant in a boat, or a picture of an apple on a table, it's up to you.
After a few moments of thought, you'll get four generated images based on your prompt — if you want Midgerni to try again, click the Reroll button (blue and white arrow circle). If you like one image more than others, you can click on one of them. V1–V4 button to see four variations on it (images are numbered from left to right and top to bottom).
Click on any of the U1–U4 button for 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 the image (and fill the canvas with AI), or resize the image to a Can also extend in direction. Four arrow keys. Click on any image to view it in full-size mode, then right-click to save it elsewhere.
Going forward.
You can add multiple parameters to your pointer, and there is A complete list here. They can be used to change the aspect ratio of an image, create images that tile, or produce more varied results, for example. So, if you need a wide rather than square image, you can add “— aspect 16:9” to the end of your prompt.
It's also important to know about the “—cref” and “—sref” parameters, both of which can be followed by a URL pointing to an image. Use the former (character reference) to show Midgerni the character you want your photos to use and the latter (style reference) to show Midgerni the style you want your photos to look like. Want.
There are other commands you can use instead of “/imagin” on Discord. Use “/describe” to have Midjourney return a text prompt based on the image you provide, or use “/blend” to have Midjourney combine five different images into a new object. You can point to images on the web or upload them from your device.
by the Midjourney website To find all your photos and download them whenever needed – Eventually, you'll be able to create photos from here as well, but the feature hasn't fully launched yet. You can use the filters on the right to filter the artwork you've created, and it's also possible to download multiple images at once or organize them into custom folders if needed.