How to use Midjourney Image to Image (Best Image Prompting Methods!)

Learn how to use Midjourney Image to Image in various ways. I cover the Image Prompting Methods that work best in this Midjourney AI Tutorial, which is simple and shot with no fluff.

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- How to use Midjourney to upload image prompt
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[morpheus]

Thanks for sharing those image prompt tips. Not sure if you're aware, but a few days ago, MJ added another feature to image prompting without really announcing it. They've added the functionality that allows you to weight images individually. Before, if you stacked a group of image URL's in a prompt you could only weight them as a group, ie --iw 2

Now you can weight each image individually, in the same way as word weighting.

ALSO, it works with permutations. This allows you to experiment with various weight combinations within a single prompt. eg...

Here is the same three images in two separate groups of three images, each with completely different weights. The two groups are separated with a comma, using curly brackets to create 2 x different permutations within the same prompt.
{IMAGEPROMPTURL1 ::5\, IMAGEPROMPTURL2 ::2.5\, IMAGEPROMPTURL3 ::2.5, IMAGEPROMPTURL1 ::3\, IMAGEPROMPTURL2 ::5\, IMAGEPROMPTURL3 ::2} --ar 16:9 --style raw

[flatlineracer]

Your Amazing Wade. A wealth of knowledge. Thanks for sharing!

[caligaselcabron]

Yeah your content deserves more views, this was super helpful. As always congratulations Wade, wish you the best buddy!

[HellNahAI]

This is a big help! I upload all of my creations onto YouTube. Advice is welcome 🙏🏾 😎

[oligei]

Thanks for the information! Its really useful !

[wendyon]

This was very helpful. I've been having a heck of a time repeating a specific design with a dog. It only works with one breed I've prompted. This short video solved it... I think. It worked with a similar design 😊.

[tomkelly]

Really useful stuff! Helped me a lot, some good tips!
The only thing I might say is the images you used are very busy and of a particular style. If you used more general images and images in which you can really see the blend happening, like contrasting images, I think it would get the point across to a larger audience.

[SayToYou_]

what a genius.... damn...bro... i love you man...

[historiasdelodesconocido]

Excellent tutorial!! a query I have tried to upload my own design of a character that I have created in a unique position, but the problem is that when I upload my design by writing to midjourney to add more characteristics to the body of my character without changing the position in which the character It is found, it shows me different poses and not even my design is the same, much less in the position it is in, can that be achieved with this AI?

[puja]

How does this image-to-image function compare to Leonardo AI's? Which is more user-friendly and effective?

[xcallmedas]

Is it possible to create 2d image into 3d image without changing it forms (regenerate) into something different

[johnhawkinshawkins]

shoe alley anyone with a brain can write a basic prompt? Even half a brain?