ALL Midjourney AI PARAMETERS (Complete Walkthrough)
TLDRThe video provides an extensive walkthrough of various parameters for the Midjourney AI, a tool for generating images. It covers how to create seamless tiling images with the 'D-tile' parameter, produce multiple versions of an image using 'Dash repeat', and introduce variations in the generated images with 'D-chaos'. The script also explains how to achieve 'weird' results with 'D-weird', stylize images with 'D-stylize', and adjust aspect ratios with 'D-AR'. It demonstrates creating videos with '--video', and how to use different modes like 'turbo', 'fast', and 'relax' to control the speed of image generation. The video also discusses selecting different versions of the Midjourney model using '--v' and applying styles with 'D-style'. It touches on tuning styles, stopping mid-render with '--stop', and adjusting image quality with '--Q'. The use of 'D-no' to exclude certain elements, 'D-seed' for consistent image generation, and 'IW' for image weighting are also explained. Lastly, it mentions legacy parameters like 'D-hd', 'D-uplight', 'D-upbeta', and 'same seed', and notes that some parameters have been deprecated. The video concludes by reminding viewers of a Midjourney cheat sheet available in the description for further guidance.
Takeaways
- 🔄 **Tiling Images**: Use 'D-tile' at the end of your prompt to create seamless tiling images in Midjourney.
- 🔁 **Repeating Prompts**: Add '--repeat' followed by a number to produce the same prompt multiple times, with the limit depending on your subscription level.
- 🔀 **Chaos Parameter**: Adding 'D-chaos' followed by a number from 1 to 100 introduces variation in the generated image grid, with higher numbers leading to more variation.
- 🤔 **Weird Results**: The 'D-weird' parameter with a value from 1 to 3,000 can make the results increasingly strange.
- 🎨 **Stylize Images**: 'D-stylize' from 1 to 1,000 enhances the style of your images, making them more expressive.
- 🌐 **Combining Parameters**: You can combine 'chaos', 'weird', and 'stylize' for more diverse and unique image results.
- 📐 **Aspect Ratio**: Use 'D-AR' followed by numeral values for width and height to change the aspect ratio of the generated images.
- 📹 **Video Generation**: '--video' can be added to create a video of your image grid, with an example aspect ratio of 16:9.
- ⚙️ **Speed Modes**: Different speeds for image generation include 'turbo', 'fast', and 'relax', which can be specified in your prompt.
- 🔧 **Model Versions**: Use '--v' followed by a version number to choose different versions of the Midjourney model, each producing different image qualities.
- 🎭 **Styles and Tuning**: 'D-style' allows for different styles within models, and you can create your own style using the 'tune' function.
- ⏹ **Stopping Mid-Render**: The '--stop' parameter lets you halt the image generation process at a specified percentage.
- 🌟 **Image Weight**: 'IW' or 'image weight' can be used to prioritize elements within your prompt when generating images.
Q & A
What does adding 'D-tile' to the end of a prompt do in Midjourney?
-Adding 'D-tile' to the end of a prompt in Midjourney allows you to create seamlessly tiling images.
What is the purpose of the '--repeat' parameter in Midjourney, and how does the subscription level affect its usage?
-The '--repeat' parameter is used to produce a prompt multiple times as specified by the number entered. The subscription level determines how many repeats are allowed: basic subscription accepts values of 2 to 4, standard up to 10, and pro or mega up to 40.
How does the 'D-chaos' parameter affect the variation between images in a generated grid?
-The 'D-chaos' parameter introduces variation into the images. A lower number results in less variation, while a higher number, up to 100, increases the variation.
What is the effect of adding 'D-weird' followed by a number to a prompt in Midjourney?
-Adding 'D-weird' followed by a number from 1 to 3,000 to a prompt in Midjourney results in increasingly weirder outputs as the number increases.
How does the 'D-stylize' parameter influence the look of the generated images?
-The 'D-stylize' parameter, when added to a prompt with a value from 1 to 1,000, adds a stylized and more 'opinionated' nature to the generated images.
What does the 'D-AR' parameter do, and how is it used in a prompt?
-The 'D-AR' parameter changes the aspect ratio of the generated image. It is used by adding '--AR' followed by a numeral value for the width and height to specify the desired ratio.
How can one create a Midjourney generation video, and what is required for this process?
-To create a Midjourney generation video, add '--video' to the end of your prompt along with an aspect ratio like 16:9. This process does not work with a single image and requires a reaction to the message with an envelope to view more.
What are the different modes of image generation speeds in Midjourney, and how are they applied?
-Midjourney offers turbo mode, fast mode, and relax mode, which correspond to different speeds of image generation. These can be applied to prompts by adding parameters like 'D-relax', '--fast', or '--turbo' to the end of the prompt.
How does the '--v' parameter allow users to select different versions of the Midjourney model?
-The '--v' parameter allows users to select different versions of the Midjourney model by typing '--v' followed by a space and the version number in the prompt, which then generates an image based on that specific version's capabilities.
What is the 'D-style' parameter used for in Midjourney, and how does it interact with the version parameter?
-The 'D-style' parameter is used to apply different styles within certain models of Midjourney. It should be used in conjunction with the version parameter to ensure compatibility, with the version number preceding the style parameter in the prompt.
What does the '--stop' parameter allow users to do, and how is it different from the '--Q' parameter?
-The '--stop' parameter allows users to stop the Midjourney render partway through the process at a specified percentage. In contrast, the '--Q' parameter for Quality speeds up the rendering of a complete image but does not stop the process partway through.
How can the 'D-seed' parameter be used to create consistent or varied images in Midjourney?
-The 'D-seed' parameter sets a starting point for an image with a numeral value. Using the same seed number across multiple submissions results in consistent images, while changing the seed number creates variations in the output.
Outlines
🖼️ Image Generation Parameters
This paragraph introduces various parameters for image generation using Mid Journey. It covers the D-tile parameter for seamless tiling, D-dash repeat for image repetition, and permutation variations. It also discusses the D-chaos parameter for varying the image grid's variation, D-weird for controlling the weirdness of results, and D-stylize for stylizing images. The paragraph provides a cheat sheet link for further details and suggests combining parameters for unique effects. It also touches on changing the aspect ratio with D-AR, creating videos with the -- video parameter, and adjusting image generation speeds with turbo mode, fast mode, and relax mode.
🔄 Mid Journey Model Versions and Styles
The second paragraph delves into the different versions of the Mid Journey model and how to select them using the --v parameter. It explains the visual differences between versions one through five, including the hidden models D-test and D-test--creative. The paragraph also covers the use of D-nii for anime styles and D-style for various styles within certain model versions. It introduces the tune function for creating custom styles and the use of the -- stop parameter to halt the rendering process at a specific percentage. Additionally, it mentions the --Q parameter for adjusting image rendering speed and the --no parameter for excluding certain elements from the generated images.
🌱 Legacy Parameters and Image Weight
The final paragraph discusses legacy parameters that are no longer available, such as width, height, fast, Vibe up, anime, and HQ. It then introduces the D-seed parameter for setting a starting point for image generation and how changing the seed number affects the output. The paragraph also explains the concept of image weight (IW) and how it can be used to prioritize elements in the prompt. Lastly, it mentions the same seed parameter for applying a consistent seed across a grid of images and notes that some legacy parameters may be deprecated or removed in future updates. The speaker also provides a link to a Mid Journey cheat sheet for a comprehensive list of commands and parameters.
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Keywords
💡Midjourney AI
💡Parameters
💡Tiling
💡Repeat
💡Chaos
💡Weird
💡Stylize
💡Aspect Ratio
💡Turbo Mode
💡Version
💡Style
Highlights
Adding 'D-tile' to your prompt enables seamless tiling in Midjourney.
Use '--repeat' followed by a number to produce multiple versions of a prompt based on your subscription tier.
The 'chaos' parameter with a value from 1 to 100 introduces variation in generated image grids.
The 'weird' parameter with a rating from 1 to 3,000 can significantly alter the strangeness of results.
Stylize parameter from 1 to 1,000 adds stylistic flair to images.
Combining 'chaos', 'weird', and 'stylize' can yield highly unique image outcomes.
The 'D-AR' parameter allows changing the aspect ratio of generated images.
Using '--video' creates a Midjourney generation video with a specified aspect ratio.
Turbo mode, fast mode, and relax mode adjust the speed of image generation.
The '--v' parameter lets you choose different versions of the Midjourney model.
The 'D-nii' parameter is used for generating anime-style images.
The 'D-style' parameter applies different styles within certain model versions.
The 'tune' function allows creating custom styles using selected images.
The '--stop' parameter halts the rendering process at a specified percentage.
The '--Q' parameter adjusts the speed of image rendering, with 'q1' being the standard speed.
The 'D-no' parameter helps remove unwanted features from images.
The 'D-seed' parameter sets a starting point for image generation, allowing for experimentation.
Image Weight ('iw') adjusts the influence of an image in the prompt on the final output.
Legacy parameters like 'D-hd', 'D-uplight', and 'D-upbeta' upscale images to higher resolutions.
The 'same seed' parameter applies a consistent seed across a grid for uniform results.
Several parameters have been deprecated and are no longer functional in Midjourney.