Midjourney parameters are options added to a prompt that change how an image generates. They can alter an image’s aspect ratios, switch between Midjourney model versions, change which upscaler is used, and more.
Here is a list of some of the parameters:
- Aspect Ratios (
--aspector--ar): This parameter is used to alter the aspect ratio of the generated image. It supports any ratio, but over 2:1 is experimental and may cause unpredictable results. - Chaos (
--chaosor--c): This parameter changes how varied the results will be. Higher values produce more unusual and unexpected generations. The range is from 0 to 100, with the default being 0.
ant hill in forest --chaos 100 --v 6.0
ant hill in forest --chaos 0 --v 6.0- Stylization (
--stylizeor--s): This parameter influences the extent to which Midjourney’s default aesthetic style is applied to your images. It accepts values from 0 to 1000, where higher values mean that the image will have more stylization and abstraction, while lower values mean that the image will have less stylization and abstraction. - Detail (
--qualityor--q): This parameter influences the level of detail in the generated image. The default is 1, and it only accepts .25, .5, 1, and 2. Values greater than 2 are downgraded to 2. - Seed (
--seed): This parameter allows you to use a specific seed number to create a field of like television static, as a starting point to generate the initial image. - Image Weight (
--image weightor--iw): This parameter influences how much weight is given to the image in the generation process. Defaults and ranges differ by version. - No (
--no): This parameter enables negative prompting. It allows you to remove an element from the image by specifying what you don’t want to see in the image.
/imagine soccer field --no ball --v 6.0- Style (
--style): This parameter allows for switching between different versions of the Midjourney model. - Version (
--versionor--v): This parameter allows you to use a different version of the Midjourney algorithm. - Stop (
--stop): This parameter allows you to stop Midjourney from generating the image when it’s a certain percentage done. The earlier you stop the generation, the more the image looks like it has a Gaussian blur. - Niji (
--niji): This parameter allows you to use an alternative model focused on anime style images. - Uplight (
--uplight): This parameter allows you to use an alternative “light” upscaler when selecting the U buttons. The results are closer to the original grid image. - Weird (
--weirdor--w): This parameter allows you to add a weirdness factor to your image. Higher values produce unexpected generations. - Tile (
--tile): This parameter allows you to create a repeating pattern (see below).
Remember, parameters are always added to the end of a prompt, and you can add multiple parameters to each prompt.
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