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Midjourney: Applying Style References (SREF)

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Demo summary

Shows how to use the Style Reference tool to transfer the aesthetic of one image to a new prompt while ignoring its original structure.

Step-by-step

  1. Upload or select an image to use as a style reference.
  2. Set the image as a Style Reference (SREF) instead of an image prompt.
  3. Enter your new text prompt (e.g., 'wizard') and submit.
  4. Adjust the style intensity by adding '--sw' followed by a number between 0 and 1000 to the end of the prompt.
  5. Add multiple images to the style reference section to blend different aesthetics.
  6. Hold down shift and click to use a single image as both an image prompt and a style reference simultaneously.

Options

  • Use a single style reference image.
  • Blend two or four style references together.
  • Combine style references with image prompts, remixing, and in-painting.

Watch out for

  • Style references ignore the original composition and structure of the source image, focusing only on colors and vibe.

Tips

  • Experiment with the lower range of style weights as results vary significantly from image to image.
  • Think of using multiple references as mixing paints on a palette to create unique aesthetics.

Highlights

“this is so powerful... it's really fun and starts to feel more like mixing paints on a palette”

All demos from “Master Midjourney - Updated Beginner to Advanced Course”

  1. 2:251:20Midjourney Web Interface and OrganizationThe video demonstrates how to generate images using the 'Imagine' prompt bar on the Midjourney website and how to organize generations into smart folders using keywords.MidjourneyAI Image Generator
  2. 5:310:41Adjusting Aspect Ratios in MidjourneyThe creator shows how to use the web interface sliders and manual text input to change image dimensions, including extreme ratios for 8-bit side-scrollers.MidjourneyAI Crop Image
  3. 8:581:51Exploring Weirdness and Chaos ParametersThe video shows how the --weird parameter introduces unconventional aesthetics and how the chaos parameter creates diverse initial image grids.MidjourneyAI Image Generator
  4. 14:320:17Negative Prompting with the No ParameterThe user demonstrates removing specific objects (like bananas) from a generated fruit bowl using the --no parameter.MidjourneyAI Image Generator
  5. 14:490:57Using Seed Numbers for ConsistencyThe demo shows how to copy a seed number from a previous generation and reuse it to maintain composition across different prompts.MidjourneyAI Image Generator
  6. 29:521:50Upscaling, Zooming, and PanningThe video walks through using Creative Upscale to fix faces and the Reframe/Zoom tools to expand an image's canvas into new scenes.MidjourneyAI Expand Image
  7. 32:380:39Inpainting with the Repaint ToolA step-by-step walkthrough of using the lasso tool and 'Repaint' feature to change specific parts of an image, such as opening a character's eyes.MidjourneyAI Inpainting
  8. 34:011:35Using Image Prompts and WeightsDemonstrates dragging an image into the prompt bar to use as a structural reference and adjusting its influence with the --iw parameter.MidjourneyImage to Image
  9. 36:111:37Applying Style References (SREF)CurrentShows how to use the Style Reference tool to transfer the aesthetic of one image to a new prompt while ignoring its original structure.MidjourneyAI Style Transfer
  10. 38:061:58Consistent Characters with Character Reference (CREF)The video demonstrates the --cref parameter to maintain a character's face and features across different environments and styles.MidjourneyAI Person Generator
  11. 47:341:24Training Midjourney PersonalizationShows the process of ranking image pairs in the 'Tasks' tab to generate a unique personalization code (--p) for custom aesthetics.MidjourneyAI Image Generator
  12. 50:141:12Creating Seamless Patterns with TileDemonstrates the --tile parameter for creating repeating textures and a 'super tiling' trick using the Vary Region tool for more variety.MidjourneyAI Texture Generator
  13. Watch “Master Midjourney - Updated Beginner to Advanced Course” →

AI Style Transfer

  1. 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
  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 MidjourneyThe demonstrator uploads vintage posters and applies them as style references (using the paperclip icon) to influence the aesthetic of a simple 'giraffe' prompt.Greg Isenberg
  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.Greg Isenberg
  5. 36:111:37Applying Style References (SREF)CurrentShows how to use the Style Reference tool to transfer the aesthetic of one image to a new prompt while ignoring its original structure.Futurepedia
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