Midjourney's 20 commands Midjourney is easy to get started but difficult to master. If you want to draw pictures you are satisfied with, you need to master each command and parameter and spend some time operating to improve your proficiency. Here we search and sort out the commonly used commands and parameters of midjourney and share them with everyone.
1. Open the robot channel in Discord, enter "/" in the text box, and a list of AI commands will automatically be listed. Click the function you want to use with the mouse to start using it;
/imagine automatically generates 4 images with text
/info displays information about your profile /invite Generates an invitation link and sends it to your personal messaging interface. You can send an invitation to someone to join Midjourney. /ideas gives some random tips /help displays currently supported robot options for your reference /subscribe
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/fast and /relax
Parameters are command options that control changing how the image is generated. For example, the following shows several aspects that a complete image generation command might contain, such as the image URL, some weights, and other switches:
/imagine prompt:a field of tulips in the style of Mary Blair --no plants --iw .5 --ar 3:2
1. Commonly used parameters :
--no negative weighting (--no plants will try to remove plants)
--iw sets the weight of the image prompt
--ar
Image aspect ratio
--w
The width of the image. Must be a multiple of 64 (optional 128 --hd) works better with --h the height of the image. Must be a multiple of 64 (optional 128 --hd) Better --seed sets a random seed, which can help keep it more stable/repeatable between generations of images. Any positive integer is optional (for example, 2, 534, 345554). --video saves a progress video of the image calculation process, which can be triggered into personal messages via the ✉️ in the emoji.
--fast Faster rendering speed, but the image will be less consistent --HD uses a different algorithm that may be better for larger images, but less consistent in composition, suitable for abstract and landscape cues. --stop stops generation at a set percentage. Must be between 10-100 --uplight uses a "light" upgrader for subsequent upgrades, which is to fine-tune the image so that the result is closer to the original image. --sameseed sets the same seed on all generated images --aspect sets the desired aspect ratio instead of using and manually setting the height and width --h --w. For example, try --aspect 16:9 to get a 16:9 aspect ratio (~448×256). (Shortcut --ar.)
2. Size shortcut keys (some parameters can be combined together and replaced by a shortcut parameter)
--wallpaper: --w 1920 --h 1024 --hd
--sl: --w 320 --h 256
--ml: --w 448 --h 320
--ll: --w 768 --h 512 --hd
--sp: --w 256 --h 320
--mp: --w 320 --h 448
--lp: --w 512 --h 768 --hd
Images can be "reacted" with a variety of emojis to trigger actions on the robot.
How to add reaction emoji ✉️ The envelope emoji will send an image with a seed number and job ID to your personal message. If the result is a set of images, it will send each individual image. You may need to find this emoji by typing "envelope" in the emoji list. ⭐️ Tagging an image as a favorite will send the image to the #favorites channel. ❌ Cancel or delete an image at any time and it will also be removed from the web gallery.
Add one or more image URLs to the prompt and use those images as a source of visual inspiration. You can mix text with images, or use images alone. Note: This is different from the "initialization" image of Disco Diffusion. It only uses the image as a source of inspiration, and does not directly create changes from the image. Due to legal concerns about public content in the community, Midjourney is not currently available for use. Initial image function. --iw— Adjust the weight of image URLs versus text (0.5 halve the image weight, 2 double the image weight) Note: It is possible to use multiple image hints, but there is currently no way to apply different weights to different image hints.
You can add the suffix, ::0.5 to any part of the prompt to give that part a weight of 0.5. If no weight is specified, it defaults to 1. Some examples: When you send /imagine hot dog, a normal hot dog appears.
When you send /imagine hot dog::1 food::-1, reducing the weight of food, a very hot dog will appear,
Custom parameter demonstration 2:
/prefer option set This creates a custom personal parameter and then converts it to the value you specify when you call it by prepending -. Only you can use this option. For example:
/prefer option set mine --hd --w 512
Create an option called "mine" which translates to --hd --w 512
After setting it up you can use /imagine rubber ducks are awesome--mine
It will have the same effect as if you used the original parameters/imagine rubber ducks are awesome--hd --w 512
Leave the value field blank to delete the option you set. /prefer option list will list all the personal options you currently set. You can keep up to 20 personal options. If you often use certain parameter combinations, you can wrap them into custom parameters to facilitate subsequent quick calls without having to repeatedly enter long parameters each time.