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Midjourney Prompt Generator
Type a subject, add a style and parameters, copy the finished prompt. No sign-up, no JSON blobs - exactly what this site has always been about: minimum words, maximum effect.
Optional - add 2-3 words that sharpen the mood.
Finished prompt
Paste the finished prompt after the /imagine command in Discord, or straight into the prompt field on midjourney.com.
How to use this prompt
Four steps from finished text to a finished image.
1. Copy
Click "Copy prompt" - the text (parameters included) goes to your clipboard.
2. Paste and generate
In Discord after the /imagine command, or directly into the prompt field on midjourney.com.
3. Pick a variant
Midjourney returns four variants at once. Pick the one closest to what you had in mind.
4. Not quite right? Change one word
No need to start over - come back to the generator, change the style or lighting, and generate again.
What these parameters do
Short version - full definitions and more parameters live in the glossary.
--ar Aspect ratio
The shape of the frame. 16:9 for scenes and landscapes, 9:16 for Stories/Reels, 1:1 is universal.
--stylize Stylize strength
Lower = closer to a literal description. Higher = more artistic freedom for the model.
--chaos Variety
Higher values make the four variants differ more from each other. Good when you're searching for a direction, not a final result.
--no Exclusion
Removes something you don't want from the generation - most often text or watermarks.
Questions
Is the generator free?
Yes. No sign-up, no usage limit, no account needed.
Do I need a Midjourney account?
Not to build the prompt itself. An account (Discord or midjourney.com) is only needed once you want to actually generate the image.
Why is the prompt in English?
Midjourney was trained mostly on English descriptions - the same words in English give more predictable results than a translation.
Does this replace learning to write prompts?
No. It's a starting point, not a substitute for understanding why a given prompt works - that's what the blog and 1:1 consultations are for.