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<title>MidJourney Prompt Tips, Codes & Tricks</title>
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<h1>MidJourney Prompt Tips, Codes & Tricks</h1>
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<p> I've got some tips and tricks for mid-journey AI art to help make your art more interesting and have a bit more fun with the platform and we're going to start with some prompt codes. Just simply add these to the end of your prompt and see what results you can get. Here is a list of Midjourney commands that you’ll frequently use on Discord.</p>
<p>/imagine (e.g. /imagine waffles and pancakes).</p>
<p>/help (info about the bot).</p>
<p>/info (info about your profile).</p>
<p>/subscribe (subscribe to the bot).</p>
<p>/fast (your jobs will be incrementally billed).</p>
<p>/relax (your jobs do not cost, but takes longer to generate).</p>
<p>/show {jobid} (revive any job).</p>
<p>/private (your jobs are private).</p>
<p>/public (your jobs are public).</p>
<p>Parameters are inputs that you add at the end of the “/imagine” command.</p>
<p>–beta (an experimental algorithm).</p>
<p>–hd (an older algorithm for higher resolutions).</p>
<p>–aspect/–ar (generates images with the aspect ratio).</p>
<p>–w (sets the width of the image).</p>
<p>–h (sets the height of the image).</p>
<p>–seed (sets the seed).</p>
<p>–sameseed (affects all images the same way).</p>
<p>–no (e.g. –no plants).</p>
<p>–iw (image prompt weight).</p>
<p>–stylize {number} (how strong you want the image style to be).</p>
<p>–q {number} (the quality of the image).</p>
<p>–chaos {number} (the randomness of the image).</p>
<p>–fast (faster images, less consistency, less expensive).</p>
<p>–stop (stop the image generation).</p>
<p>–video (saves a progress video).</p>
<p>–v {1 or 2 or 3 or 4} (an old algorithm to use the last improvement).</p>
<p>–uplight (uses the “light” upscaler).</p>
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