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Using Style References in Midjourney

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Demo summary

The demonstrator uploads vintage posters and applies them as style references (using the paperclip icon) to influence the aesthetic of a simple 'giraffe' prompt.

Step-by-step

  1. Click the image icon in the prompt bar to upload your reference images
  2. Drag the desired image into the prompt area
  3. Click the paperclip icon on the image to set it as a style reference
  4. Type a simple subject noun into the prompt bar
  5. Press enter to generate the images

Options

  • Use the picture icon to set the image as an image prompt
  • Use the user icon to set the image as a character reference

Tips

  • Start with the most basic prompt possible (just a noun) to see how Midjourney interprets the style reference before adding more detail
  • Avoid specifying medium or lighting in the initial prompt to better understand the style reference's influence

Highlights

“we're starting at the most basic possible level because I like to see how mid journey is interpreting things”

All demos from “The ULTIMATE guide to Midjourney (AI Design Tutorial)”

  1. 6:332:28Navigating the Midjourney Web App and Explore TabNick demonstrates how to use the Midjourney web interface instead of Discord, showing how to use the Explore tab to find inspiration and use existing images as style references.MidjourneyAI Image Generator
  2. 13:503:13Using Style References in MidjourneyCurrentThe demonstrator uploads vintage posters and applies them as style references (using the paperclip icon) to influence the aesthetic of a simple 'giraffe' prompt.MidjourneyAI Style Transfer
  3. 17:032:29Adjusting Style Weight and Aspect RatioNick shows how to use the '--sw' (style weight) parameter to increase the influence of a reference image and the '--ar' parameter to change the output to a poster aspect ratio.MidjourneyAI Image Generator
  4. 19:572:44Image Prompt vs. Style ReferenceA comparison of how Midjourney treats an image as a standard image prompt (pulling pixels/subject) versus a style reference (pulling aesthetic/vibe).MidjourneyAI Image Generator
  5. 25:291:45Using the Midjourney Editor to Remove ElementsNick uses the Midjourney web editor's brush tool to mask out unwanted text from a generated image and uses the '--no' parameter to refine the result.MidjourneyAI Object Remover/Eraser
  6. 29:344:04Fine-tuning with Midjourney PersonalizationThe video demonstrates the 'Personalize' feature where rating images creates a unique aesthetic code that can be applied to prompts to move away from the 'default AI look'.MidjourneyAI Image Generator
  7. 37:222:36Prompting with SREF CodesNick demonstrates using specific '--sref' numeric codes to apply consistent, curated styles to new prompts without needing to upload a source image.MidjourneyAI Style Transfer
  8. 39:585:12Blending Multiple Style ReferencesA demonstration of blending two different SREF codes using weighted double colons (e.g., ::2) to mix aesthetics like 'paper cutout' and 'glazed ceramic'.MidjourneyAI Image Combiner
  9. 50:462:24Mocking up Art in a Gallery with the EditorUsing the Midjourney Editor's outpainting/expand feature to place a previously generated giraffe illustration into a framed mockup on a gallery wall.MidjourneyAI Outpainting
  10. Watch “The ULTIMATE guide to Midjourney (AI Design Tutorial)” →

AI Style Transfer

  1. 36:111:37Applying Style References (SREF)Shows how to use the Style Reference tool to transfer the aesthetic of one image to a new prompt while ignoring its original structure.Futurepedia
  2. 1:280:36Apply consistent styles using SREF codesThe presenter demonstrates how to browse the Explore tab for styles and use the 'Try Style' button or copy an SREF code to apply a specific aesthetic to a prompt.The AI Advantage
  3. 13:503:13Using Style References in MidjourneyCurrentThe demonstrator uploads vintage posters and applies them as style references (using the paperclip icon) to influence the aesthetic of a simple 'giraffe' prompt.@GregIsenberg
  4. 37:222:36Prompting with SREF CodesNick demonstrates using specific '--sref' numeric codes to apply consistent, curated styles to new prompts without needing to upload a source image.@GregIsenberg
  5. 18:232:04Applying Mood Boards and Style ProfilesThe user demonstrates applying saved mood boards and personalization profiles to prompts in the Midjourney Alpha interface to change the artistic style.Wade McMaster - Creator Impact
  6. 0:100:44Apply 1990s fashion advertisement style in MidjourneyThe creator demonstrates the '1990s fashion advertisement' prompt in Midjourney, showing how it adds faded photo textures and period-accurate clothing to characters like Terminator and Batman.Wade McMaster - Creator Impact
  7. 1:400:45Mimic Gustav Klimt's painting style in MidjourneyThe video demonstrates using 'painted by Gustav Klimt' to incorporate gold foil elements and Art Nouveau patterns into AI-generated images.Wade McMaster - Creator Impact
  8. 3:230:49Transform subjects into flag designs in MidjourneyThis segment demonstrates a 'flag design' prompt that simplifies subjects into graphic elements featuring stars, stripes, and national color palettes.Wade McMaster - Creator Impact
  9. 4:510:35Apply furious painting style with rough strokes in MidjourneyThis clip shows the 'furious painting style' prompt, which adds aggressive energy and visible, rough brush strokes to Midjourney outputs.Wade McMaster - Creator Impact
  10. 7:520:46Apply Darth Maul red and black patterns in MidjourneyThe creator shows a bonus style using 'Darth Maul inspired red and black' to apply specific facial markings and color schemes to unrelated characters like Mickey Mouse and Hulk.Wade McMaster - Creator Impact
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