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The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to MidJourney

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How to Purchase MidJourney on a PC?

This guide demonstrates the process for Windows users, but the steps are similar for Mac.
 
Step 1: Visit the GamsGo official website, select MidJourney, and complete the purchase.
 
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Step 2: Once your order is confirmed, click the [View Subscription] button.
 
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Step 3: On the redirected page, click [Open the MidJourney].
 
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Step 4: Congratulations! You now have access to the MidJourney interface.
 
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This step-by-step guide simplifies purchasing MidJourney on a PC, addressing challenges with PC compatibility.
 

How to Use MidJourney for Creative Projects?

 

Entering Commands

Type "/" in the chat box to reveal two options: "/imagine" and "/blend." Choose the one you need.

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The "/imagine" Command

This command generates images based on text descriptions.
 
How to use:
 
  1. Type "/" ➡️ select the /imagine command.

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  2. Add your description after the prompt and press Enter. [Descriptions in English yield better results.]

    For example, to generate an image of a cute kitten, type "a cute cat" after the prompt.

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  3. Wait for MidJourney to process your request. Response time depends on user load and description complexity. Simple prompts yield faster results.

    Tip: You can monitor the progress bar.

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  4. Once complete, view your generated image.

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The "/blend" Command

This command mixes multiple uploaded photos into a new image that combines their features.
 
How to use:
 
  1. Type "/" ➡️ select the /blend command.

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  2. Upload the photos you want to merge.

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  3. Wait for MidJourney to generate the blended image. Smaller and fewer files yield quicker results.

  4. View the final blended image.
 

Fine-Tuning Images

Below each set of generated images, you’ll find buttons labeled "U1-U4" and "V1-V4," along with additional options for customization.
 

U1-U4 Buttons

Select one of the four generated images.

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V1-V4 Buttons

Generate new variations of a selected image (e.g., adjusting expression or angle).
 
For example, if I want to modify the white kitten image, I would click the V2 button, and MidJourney will adjust the image based on the white kitten.

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Regenerate Button

Use this if none of the four images meet your expectations. It generates new results based on your initial input.

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Other Customization Buttons

After using the U button, additional options appear, such as:
 
  • Upscale: Enlarges the image. "Subtle" retains the original content, while "Creative" introduces artistic modifications.

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    Tip: The size difference is not directly reflected on the page. It is visible when viewing the larger image. Below the example shows the image before using Upscale (Subtle), with a resolution of 1024×1024.

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    The two images below show the effect of the Upscale (Creative) button. In the larger image, noticeable changes appear in the fur and background compared to the original, with a resolution of 1314×1314.

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  • Vary: Adjusts the image with minor (Subtle) or significant (Creative) changes.

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  • Zoom Out: Expands the canvas, offering 1.5x or 2x zoom-out options.

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  • Directional Arrows: Shift the image in the specified direction.

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Using Prompts

Prompts consist of:
 
  1. Text Prompt: A description of the image to be generated, using one or more keywords. This is the most important and frequently used part of any command.

  2. Parameters: Determines image generation parameters, such as aspect ratio. This is optional; if not specified, default values are used.
 

Example Commands

To create a "girl playing guitar" with a 16:9 aspect ratio:
 
  1. Type "/imagine" and input: A girl playing guitar --ar 16:9.

    In this command, "A girl playing guitar" specifies the content of the image, while "--ar 16:9" sets the aspect ratio to 16:9 (note the spaces before and after "--ar" but none after "9").

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  2. MidJourney generates four images matching these parameters.

    Each with a 16:9 aspect ratio, perfectly matching the command.

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    Click the image to view the original.

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Now, let’s see what happens when the aspect ratio is not restricted. Again, type "/imagine," and in the prompt bar, enter: "A girl playing guitar."

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Without aspect ratio restrictions, the default ratio is 1:1.
 
As shown above, while the output matches the request, what if we need more refined results? For instance, if we only want an anime-style image of a "girl playing guitar," how should we input the command?
 
Type "/imagine" in the input box. This time, enter: "A girl playing guitar, with the style of anime animation." The generated images will all have an anime style.

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