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77 Beautiful Journey Quotes & Captions To Inspire An Inner Awakening

Searching for some words to accompany your own journey? I’ve compiled the best list out there of the most beautiful journey quotes to inspire and uplift you…

Maybe the most famous quote about journeys that millions across the globe know is from Lao Tzu.  The ancient Chinese philosopher once said, “a journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” And since then, adventurers, journeyers and wanderers have passed on their own journey inspiration. 

Whether your journey is a metaphorical or literal one, you will love my list of the best journey quotes that are guaranteed to lift you up and propel you forward. 

These are the 77 best journey quotes.

The Best Journey Quotes 

You may recognize a number of these quotes about journeys, as they come from the minds of some of the greatest individuals throughout history. These writers, leaders, musicians and adventurers understand the power of a life changing journey. 

1) “If you can’t fly, then run, if you can’t walk run, then walk, if you can’t walk, then crawl, but by all means keep moving.” – Martin Luther King Jr. 

2) “the road of life twists and turns and no two directions are ever the same. yet our lessons come from the journey, not the destination.” –  don williams, jr., 3) “the best part of life is to decide to make the journey through life like a best selling book. tell a fantastic story when you are ready to tell others how you did it. make sure life the best story ever written through a journey filled with overcoming obstacles, taking risks, and continuing to develop.” – catherine pulsifer, 4) “we are travelers on a cosmic journey, stardust, swirling and dancing in the eddies and whirlpools of infinity. life is eternal. we have stopped for a moment to encounter each other, to meet, to love, to share. this is a precious moment. it is a little parenthesis in eternity.” – paulo coelho.

5) “If ever there was a metaphor to illustrate the importance of the journey over the destination, it is life itself. For everyone who departs from birth is destined for death, so the journey IS life. Savor it!” – Michele Jennae

6) “life is a journey, and if you fall in love with the journey, you will be in love forever.” – peter hagerty, 7) “the secret of getting ahead is getting started. the secret of getting started is breaking your complex, overwhelming tasks into small manageable tasks, and then starting on the first one.” – mark twain, 8) “it is good to have an end to journey toward; but it is the journey that matters, in the end.” – ernest hemingway.

9) “To finish the moment, to find the journey’s end in every step of the road, to live the greatest number of good hours, is wisdom.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson

10) “our battered suitcases were piled on the sidewalk again; we had longer ways to go. but no matter, the road is life.”  ― jack kerouac, 11) “in order to complete our amazing life journey successfully, it is vital that we turn each and every dark tear into a pearl of wisdom, and find the blessing in every curse.” – anthon st. maarten, 12) “this thing we call life is not a destination with an end but a path down which we continue to journey as long as we can breath. life is to be lived not squandered or to give away waiting for the end to close upon us.” – byron pulsifer.

13) “Don’t judge each day by the harvest you reap, but by the seeds that you plant.” – Robert Louis Stevenson

14) “life should not be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in a pretty and well preserved body, but rather to skid in broadside in a cloud of smoke, thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and loudly proclaiming “wow what a ride”” – hunter s. thompson, 15) “sooner or later we must realize there is no station, no one place to arrive at once and for all. the true joy of life is the trip.” — robert j. hastings.

Short Journey Quotes 

Quotes don’t have to be lengthy to capture the spirit of what they are trying to convey. These short journey quotes say so much with so little words. 

16) “A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.” – Lao Tzu

17) “learn to trust the journey, even when you do not understand it.” – lolly daskal, 18) “a journey is time suspended.” –  louis l’amour, 19) “take voyages. attempt them. there’s nothing else.” ― tennessee williams.

20) “I’m an idealist. I don’t know where I’m going, but I’m on my way.”  — Carl Sandburg

21) “stop worrying about the potholes in the road and celebrate the journey.” – fitzhugh mullan, 22) “life’s a journey, not a race.” – unknown, 23) “life is a journey. when we stop, things don’t go right.” – pope francis.

24) “It is good to have an end to journey toward, but it is the journey that matters in the end.” ― Ursula K. Le Guin

25) “you must remain focused on your journey to greatness.” – les brown, 26) “i tramp a perpetual journey.” ― walt whitman, 27) “the real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.” – marcel proust.

28) “It’s not the years in your life that count. It’s the life in your years.” – Abraham Lincoln 

29) “life is about waking up. it is a journey of discovery and you’ve already bought the ticket and are sitting on the train.” – michael sheridan,, 30) “the only impossible journey is the one you never begin.” – tony robbins, 31) “without music, life is a journey through a desert.” – pat conroy.

32) “What you learn in tough times can be used in many ways to bless your personal life journey.” – Scott Gordon

33) “accomplishments will prove to be a journey, not a destination.” – dwight d. eisenhower.

Inspiring Journey Quotes  

Searching for the courage to take the first steps on your own journey? These inspiring journey quotes will light a fire under you, guaranteed to give you the courage you seek.

34) “I discovered that a fresh start is a process. A fresh start is a journey – a journey that requires a plan.” – Vivian Jokotade

35) “if you do what you’ve always done, you’ll get what you’ve always gotten.” – unknown, 36) “you don’t have to understand my journey. you just need to respect it.” – izey victoria odiase, 37) “when setting out on a journey do not seek advice from someone who never left home.” – rumi, 38) “to get through the hardest journey we need take only one step at a time, but we must keep on stepping.” – chinese proverb, 39) “you have learned a lot, but there are still lots of learning for you as you journey through life. never stop learning.” – kate summers, 40) “when you’re on a journey and you come to a wall, always throw your pack over first, because then you will be sure to follow.” – yongey mingyur rinpoche, 41) “ big things have small beginnings.” – prometheus.

42) “Life is a journey that have a lot different paths, but any path you choose use it as your destiny.” ― Ryan Leonard

43) “this is your journey, your body, your mind, and your spirit. dig deep, own it, and start doing things for you and by you.” – unknown author, 44) “as you journey down the path, don’t forget to be present moment-by-moment and absorb the beauty and richness of simply being alive.” – cary david richards, 45) “life is a journey of either fate or destiny. fate is the result of giving in to one’s wounds and heartaches. your destiny unfolds when you rise above the challenges of your life and use them as divine opportunities to move forward to unlock your higher potential.” – caroline myss.

46) “Temporary setbacks create opportunities for fresh commitment and renewal. There are seasons of sunshine as well as rain.” – T. D. Jakes,

47) “i believe that life is a journey, often difficult and sometimes incredibly cruel, but we are well equipped for it if only we tap into our talents and gifts and allow them to blossom.” – les brown, 48) “to find your confidence, get out of your comfort zone, overcome your fears, and begin the journey to discover and accomplish what you want to do with your life.” – doretha dingler.

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49) “Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter.” – Izaak Walton

50) “always say yes to new adventures.”, 51) “it is better to travel well than to arrive.” –  arthur c. custance, 52) “always take the scenic route.”.

53) “Travel is the only thing you buy that makes you richer.”

54) “don’t listen to what they say, go and see it for yourself.”, 55) “what’s on my bucket list everywhere.”, 56) “on a hard jungle journey, nothing is so important as having a team you can trust.” – tahir shah.

57) “Travel not to find yourself, but to remember where you have been all long.”

58) “don’t spend your money on things. spend it on experiences”, 59) “leap and the net will appear.” – zen proverb, 60) “all journeys have secret destinations of which the traveler is unaware.” ― martin buber, 61) “life is journey, travel it well.” – unknown.

Funny Journey Quotes 

These funny quotes about journeys are short, punchy and shine a humorous light on some of the many obstacles a journey may come up against. 

62) “Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves.” – Confucius

63) “me: “i want to travel more”, the bank account: “”like, to the park”, 64) “i have panicked unnecessarily in all four corners of the globe.” – jon ronson, 65) “good things come to those, who book flights.”.

66) “A journey is like marriage. The certain way to be wrong is to think you control it.” –  John Steinbeck

67) “i crossed a time zone and i feel younger already. if i keep traveling west, i can become immortal” – jarod kintz, 68) “sometimes the road less traveled is less traveled for a reason.” – jerry seinfeld.

Celebrity Journey Quotes 

Actors, entrepreneurs, musicians and more are the minds behind these poignant celebrity journey quotes that are sure to inspire and make you smile. 

69) “The key to realizing a dream is to focus not on success but significance, and then even the small steps and little victories along your path will take on greater meaning.” – Oprah Winfrey

70) “sometimes it’s the journey that teaches you a lot about your destination.” – drake, 71) “you can handle just about anything that comes at you out on the road with a believable grin, common sense and whiskey.”– bill murray, 72) “you can’t connect the dots looking forward; you can only connect them looking backward. so you have to trust that the dots will somehow connect in your future. you have to trust in something; your gut, destiny, life, karma, whatever. this approach has never let me down, and it has made all the difference in my life.” – steve jobs.

73) “The main thing that you have to remember on this journey is, just be Nice to everyone and always smile.” – Ed Sheeran

74) “you take people, you put them on a journey, you give them peril, you find out who they really are.” – joss whedon, 75) “if all difficulties were known at the outset of a long journey, most of us would never start out at all.” – dan rather, 76. “every day is a new journey for me, and i feel like, in my lifetime, i’ve been blessed to experience such a lot.” – bindi irwin, 77) “not everyone will understand your journey. that’s okay. you’re here to live your life, not to make everyone understand.” – banksy.

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I tested Adobe Firefly vs Midjourney with 7 prompts to see which is the better AI image generator

Testing the latest versions of both tools

1. A Quiet Morning in a Venice Canal

2. cyberpunk street market, 3. ancient library with hidden secrets, 4. desert oasis at sunset, 5. victorian inventor's workshop, 6. frozen waterfall in a magical forest, 7. futuristic city from above at night.

Adobe released the latest version of its “ethical” artificial intelligence image model this week and with it the promise of greater photorealism and improved prompt following. Midjourney has also seen continual improvements since the release of version six at the end of last year.

Midjourney and Adobe Firefly are among the most widely used AI image generators for different reasons, with Adobe finding a home among traditional artists and designers and Midjourney the darling of a new generation of AI artists.

Both models feature in my best AI image generators guide . To see whether Adobe Firefly and its licensed training dataset can match the quality and prompt adherence of Midjourney and its murkier origins I’ve put them head-to-head with 7 prompts.

Why test Adobe and Midjourney?

With Adobe exclusively training its model on the hundreds of millions of images licensed as part of the Adobe Stock library — including some made by Midjourney — I wanted to see if its promise of ethical sourcing plus impressive output could stand up against Midjourney.

Unlike Adobe, Midjourney does not disclose the source of its training data. The startup likely used images scraped from the open web without permission from the creators and as a result is facing lawsuits from artists claiming it stole their work.

In a lawsuit of its own, OpenAI said it is impossible to train a leading AI model without copyright material in the training data. For now the question of training data, provenance and legality are very much up in the air and open to a multitude of court cases and lawmakers.

Designing the test 

This is an interesting way to see if that actually holds true. Can the massive library of anything it could find for Midjourney match the limited but structured and licensed dataset for Adobe?

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I created nine prompts that push the AI to adhere to a specific request, are generic enough that it has to work out what to do and specific enough to offer a comparison. All settings were left on default with no specifics beyond making it widescreen.

Lets start with a stunning scene, something peaceful and historic in equal measure. For this prompt I wanted to see something picturesque but not artistic, however I kept the prompt generic enough not to force a photo or a painting.

The prompt: “Show an early morning scene along a Venice canal with light fog. Small boats are docked along ancient, moss-covered buildings, and a solitary figure in a striped shirt is feeding birds.”

These are two very aesthetically different images. One a simple depiction of a beautiful space, the other an intricate work exploring beauty in decay. Both are compelling images but neither have realistic water. Midjourney wins for quality and detail but I don't dislike Firefly.

Lets jump to an alternative universe where cyberpunk is the dominant style. This should create a game-like scene and that is exactly what we got. Lots of neon.

The Prompt: “Visualize a bustling cyberpunk street market at dusk. Neon signs glow above stalls selling futuristic gadgets. Crowds of diverse characters, some human, some robotic, navigate the narrow, rain-slicked streets.”

I was surprised how similar these two images were to one another. The Midjourney image looks like someone took the Adobe Firefly picture and put it through an upscaler, or that it was given longer to render. While I like the mystery of the Adobe image the quality of the Midjourney picture easily wins out.

For this one I wanted to capture the essence of knowledge. A sense of information swirling around the space. I didn't want a picture of a shelf of books.

The Prompt: “Imagine a vast, ancient library with towering wooden shelves filled with dusty books. A grand chandelier hangs above. A few beams of sunlight stream through high windows, illuminating hidden messages in the architecture.”

Both images look like a different perspective on the same room. One a photograph taken by a student their phone, the other by a gifted photographer. The Midjourney image is better, not significantly so, but better and captures the prompt well.

Love Oasis, particularly their earlier material. But for this prompt we're looking to the desert to create a pocket of life in an otherwise desolate space. The idea is that to follow the prompt it needs to capture the concept of abundance amidst isolation.

The Prompt: “Capture a serene desert oasis at sunset. Tall palm trees and lush greenery surround a small, crystal-clear pond. Sand dunes stretch into the distance, glowing orange and pink under the setting sun.”

I didn't like either of these images. Adobe created a cut-scene from GTA-3 and Midjourney made one from GTA-5. Neither truly encapsulated the idea of abundance or isolation but Adobe got closer to the prompt.

From desolation to imagination. The next prompt is designed to see how well the AI models deal with the concept of order through chaos. I want weird experiments, gadgets and a fun retro vibe.

The Prompt: “Depict a cluttered Victorian inventor's workshop. The room is filled with strange brass machines, gears, and tools. Papers and blueprints are scattered everywhere, and a large, intricate clockwork device dominates the centre.”

Adobe Firefly and Midjourney somewhow both created an image that looked like a photo taken during a museum tour of some old inventors house a century after his death. Midjourney did a better job at captured the full space and whimsy but there is something about the Adobe image that is captivating. 

Do you want to build a snowman? No, neither do I as I'm not a fan of the snow but there is nothing as magical as a frozen waterfall — from a distance. This prompt is designed to see how well it captures the concept of unreality. 

The Prompt: “Picture a large, frozen waterfall cascading through a snowy forest. Icicles hang from the branches of frost-covered trees, and magical creatures peep out from behind the trunks, glowing eyes watching curiously.”

The winner here comes down to personal interpretation. If you like something out of a direct-to-video cartoon horror movie from the 90s then Adobe wins. They both look like something out of a horror movie and neither followed the prompt perfectly.

A future city is almost one of my default prompts to try on any image generator, that and something to do with cats on the moon. Its a good test of prompt adherance as it needs to understand your vision of the future.

The Prompt: “Show an aerial view of a futuristic city at night. Skyscrapers covered in digital screens tower over glowing streets filled with flying cars. Parks and rivers are seamlessly integrated into the city's high-tech design.”

Adobe Firefly completely missed the mark on this one. For a start it isn't at night, the skyscrapers look like Playmobile toys and it took the parks a bit too literally. Meanwhile Midjourney captured the concept of a future city's upward sprawl perfectly.

Which model won?

Both did a good job in their own way, both have impressive fine-tuning and customization options — Adobe's are much easier to use than Midjourney — and both can create photorealistic images.

If your goal is to sell the image or use it in a commercial project where rights are a particularly sticky topic then Adobe Firefly is your only choice of the two, but for me the Midjourney images were all significantly better.

Both followed the prompt perfectly but Midjourney created more aesthetically exciting pictures based on the set criteria. There was more detail, depth and realism in every instance.

A key example of this is the future city where Midjourney generated something out of Sim City 2000 compared to Midjourney's year 3000 visual. That said, Adobe Firefly feels much more positive in its approach to image generation.

Midjourney wins.

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These 8 midjourney commands upped my ai image creation game.

Elevate your AI art game with these 8 powerful Midjourney features!

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• The Blend Command: Combine Images Together
• The Describe Command: From Images to Text
• The No Parameter: Avoid Certain Elements In Images
• The Stylize Parameter: Control Midjourney's Stylization
• The Repeat Parameters: Fast Visual Exploration
• The Weird Parameter: Make Images Stranger
• The Video Parameter: Capture the Creation Process
• The Tile Parameter: Craft Stunning Patterns

Midjourney has a ton of features baked into it that you won’t find if you don’t know where to look. Many of these features can help you create awesome images, while others are not so useful. So, here are eight Midjourney commands and parameters that I find most productive and fun to use.

Midjourney commands refer to typed commands such as "/imagine" or "/settings" that you type into the message bar to trigger the Midjourney bot. Whereas, parameters refer to examples like "--v6" or "--niji," which you use to provide additional instructions along with your prompt.

1 The Blend Command: Combine Images Together

You might already know that Midjourney lets you create AI images using your own images . Now with the blend command, you can upload 2-5 images to Midjourney and combine the concepts and aesthetics of each image into a new original creation.

To use it, enter “/blend” into the Midjourney bot and upload your images. You can either drag and drop the images from your PC or upload them from your mobile photo library. By default, the blend will take two images as input. But you can add up to 5 by tapping the options field in the prompt window and then choosing "image3", "image4", and "image5."

Now, let’s see this in action. I inserted the following 3 images

And got this blended result:

By default, /blend generates square images with a 1:1 aspect ratio. You can customize this by going into Options > Dimension, in the prompt window and specifying the aspect ratio to Portrait, Square, or Landscape. You can also add suffixes and parameters to your blend command just like with /imagine, to further customize the results.

2 The Describe Command: From Images to Text

You can use the describe command to provide Midjourney with an image and get a prompt as input. So, the reverse of what we generally use it for. Simply type in “/describe” and you’ll be asked to either upload the image or provide a link to the image. Provide your image, and Midjourney will present 4 potential prompts for that image.

You can now use these prompts with the /imagine command to see what Midjourney cooks up. Or you can just use this to expand your artistic vocabulary. That said, one of the best use cases of this command is to reverse engineer AI images you see online and on social media and try to recreate them using Midjourney.

3 The No Parameter: Avoid Certain Elements In Images

Sometimes, when using a prompt, certain elements or items might repeatedly pop up in your image. At this point, you can use the no parameter to remove items or objects you don’t want in your composition.

For instance, this is what Midjourney generates with the following prompt:

summer picnic scene

As you can see, Midjourney is creating images with trees in them. But I don’t want trees. So, if I modify the prompt to:

summer picnic scene without trees

This is what I get:

Still, the generated images include trees. But you can stop this from happening by using the “no” parameter and specifying what you want removed. The modified prompt becomes:

summer picnic scene --no tree, branches, leaves, trunks.

And here’s the generated image:

Yes, trees are still present in the composition, but their presence is significantly reduced.

You can remove multiple items using the “no” parameter, such as: --no item1, item2, item3, item4…

4 The Stylize Parameter: Control Midjourney's Stylization

The 'stylize' parameter has a value between 0-1000 with the default value being 100. You can freely increase or decrease it to create more or less stylistic art by adding "--s 10" or "--stylize 900" (or whatever value you want to specify) at the end of the prompt.

If the Stylize Parameter is close to 10, it will create images that closely adhere to the prompt. However, if you go for a high Stylize parameter like 900, you’ll get an image that tries to look good (stylistic, according to Midjourney's training) even if it has to ignore elements of the given prompt.

Let’s take this prompt for example:

a child’s painting of a house with a car and a pool.

Here’s what you get from Midjourney without using the stylize feature:

Now, with stylize set to 10:

a child’s painting of a house with a car and a pool --s 10

This is the generated image:

And with stylize set to 900:

a child’s painting of a house with a car and a pool --s 900

We get this:

5 The Repeat Parameters: Fast Visual Exploration

Midjourney simultaneously generates 4 images from a single prompt to let you pick your favorite and work with it. However, sometimes 4 generations isn’t enough and you need to see more variations. At this time, you can either keep clicking the "reroll" button over and over again, or use the repeat parameter.

To do so, add "--repeat" (or "--r") at the end of your prompt along with the number of times you want it to repeat. For instance, the following prompt will generate 5 sets of 4 image grids:

two friends sitting at the beach, sunset, --r 5

You can also mix the “repeat” parameter with other options like the “stylize” parameter to speed up your explorations.

Basic users can do 2-4 repeats, Standard users can do 2-10, and Pro/Mega users can go wild with 2-40 repeats. Also, the repeat parameter only works with Fast or Turbo GPU models, not Relax, and will eat up a fair amount of GPU hours very quickly.

6 The Weird Parameter: Make Images Stranger

If you’ve used Midjourney long enough, you’ll soon realize it has a distinct style and aesthetic preference. If you want to force it to move away from the default styling, you can use the "weird" parameter. To do so, append your prompt with "--weird" (or "--w") at the end of your prompt along with a number between 0-3000, with 0 being the default value, meaning no weirdness.

To showcase this feature in action, let’s consider, by default, the Midjourney image you get with the prompt:

a steampunk cyborg

This is exactly how you'd expect Midjourney to create images. Now, let’s set weird to 100:

a steampunk cyborg --w 100

This is with weird raised to 1000:

a steampunk cyborg --2 1000

And finally, this is with weird cranked up to 2500

a steampunk cyborg --w 2500

7 The Video Parameter: Capture the Creation Process

As Midjourney processes your base imagine prompt and generates the final image grid, you get to see a slow evolutionary process of how your image goes from a crude blur to an AI masterpiece (most of the time). If you want to capture this creation process and save it as a GIF or short movie, you can do that using the "video" parameter. Just follow these steps:

Add "--video" at the end of your prompt such as:

watercolor scenery of a mountain in the woods --video

After the job finishes, click "Add Reaction" button and select the "Envelope" Emoji.

The Midjourney bot will send you a direct message with the link to the video. You can open it to view in a browser or right-click (or long press if on mobile) to download it.

And here’s what the video looks like:

8 The Tile Parameter: Craft Stunning Patterns

I often use Midjourney to create monotonous pattern-based wallpapers and this is when the 'tile" parameter comes in real handy. Of course, you can also use this feature to create any seamless repeating patterns, or textures, or even for printing on fabrics. To use the feature, simply prompt Midjourney to create a pattern and append it with the --tile parameter. You will get a grid of patterns that you can individually upscale and use them as repeating patterns to create large images.

Example prompt:

a pattern of autumn leaves --tile

And this is the result:

Ensure to mention "pattern" in the prompt or else the generated image will have absurd cuts and breaks in the image.

You can now use the Seamless Texture Checker to see the tile repeat and download it to your system. Whereas, if you want to use it as wallpaper like I do, follow these steps. On your Windows 11 system, go to Settings > Personalize > Background. Pick "Picture" under the option "Personalize Your Background" and select the image under "Choose A Photo field." Then, select “Tile” under "Choose A Fit for your desktop image," and voilà!

With these powerful Midjourney commands at your fingertips, you're well on your way to becoming an AI image wizard. Whether crafting seamless patterns, removing unwanted elements, or adding an extra dose of weirdness, these tools offer endless ways to refine and customize your creations.

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Midjourney still reigns as an AI image generator. Here's how to use it

The commands you need to know, how to save and browse your images, and some of the capabilities of the generative ai tool.

There are plenty of apps you can turn to to generate pictures using artificial intelligence. Still, Midjourney remains one of the best and one of the most popular options, having launched in beta form in July 2022.

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It’s not free to use: The price of admission starts at $10 a month or $96 a year, which gives you 3.3 hours of image generation time per month (images usually take around a minute to render). However, the quality of the end result may well tempt you into a subscription if you need a lot of AI art.

Assuming you’re ready to sign up (for a month at least), here’s how to get started with Midjourney—the commands you need to know, how to save and browse your images, and some of the capabilities of the generative AI tool.

Getting started

Midjourney works through Discord: You can join the Midjourney channel here , and you’ll need to sign up for a (free) Discord account if you don’t already have one. The next steps involve two bits of admin—agreeing to the Midjourney terms of service and signing up for one of the Midjourney subscription tiers. You’ll get a neat little table outlining the differences between each tier.

Midjourney does a decent job of explaining how everything works with all that out of the way. Unless you’re on one of the more expensive plans, you’ll be writing your prompts and getting your images through a channel that’s open to other users, so don’t be shy—it actually works well for getting inspiration from what other people are doing, and seeing what’s possible with the AI engine.

To begin with, you’ll need to get involved in one of the #newbie channels, which are clearly linked on the left of the web interface. Click to jump to any one of them and see what’s happening—look at how different art styles are described to get different results, from “abstract expressive” to “hyper-realistic” and everything in between.

The other online location you need to know about is the official Midjourney website . While all of your image generation is done on Discord, this website is where you can find an archive of all the pictures you’ve made and browse through some of the other artwork that’s proving popular on the Midjourney network. From here you’re also able to read about updates to Midjourney.

Writing prompts

Head to a #newbie channel, type “/imagine” followed by a space, and you’re ready to start prompting. If you’ve never used an AI image generator before, describe what you want to see: You can be as creative as possible, putting any kind of person or object in any kind of setting and using any kind of artwork style.

As usual with generative AI tools, the more specific and precise you can be, the better. However, you can be vague if you want to (it’s just less likely you’ll get something close to what you were imagining). See a watercolor of an elephant in a boat, or a photo of an apple on a table, it’s up to you.

After a few moments of thinking, you’ll get four generated images based on your prompt—if you want Midjourney to try again, click the re-roll button (the blue-and-white circle of arrows). If you like one of the images more than the others, you can click one of the V1 - V4 buttons to see four variations on it (the images are numbered from left to right and from top to bottom).

Click on any of the U1 - U4 buttons to take a closer look. Here, you get access to some editing features: You’re able to create new variations on all or just part of the image, zoom out on the image (and have AI fill out the canvas), or extend the image in any direction using the four arrow buttons. Click on any image to see it in full-size mode, then right-click to save it somewhere else.

Going further

You can add a variety of parameters to your prompts, and there’s a full list here . They can be used to change an image’s aspect ratio, create images that will tile, or create more varied results, for example. So, if you need a wide rather than square picture, you might append “—aspect 16:9" to the end of your prompt.

Also worth knowing about are the parameters “—cref” and “—sref”, both of which can be followed by a URL pointing at an image. Use the former (character reference) to show Midjourney a character you want to use in your pictures and the latter (style reference) to show Midjourney the style that you’d like your pictures to look like.

There are also a couple of other commands that you can use instead of “/imagine” on Discord. Use “/describe” to get Midjourney to return a text prompt based on an image you supply or “/blend” to have Midjourney combine up to five different images into something new. You can point to images on the web or upload them from your device.

Head to the Midjourney website to find all of your pictures and to download them whenever necessary—eventually, you’ll be able to generate images from here too, but the feature hasn’t been fully launched yet. You can use the filters on the right to sift through the artwork you’ve created, and it’s also possible to download multiple images at the same time or sort them into custom folders if required.

A version of this article originally appeared on Gizmodo .

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Main Card - 10PM ET - ESPN+ PPV

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