How to Create Consistent Characters in Midjourney V6!

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Here's a complete guide to using Midjourney's consistent character feature for photorealistic and illustration/cartoon/anime style characters. We'll learn how to generate characters facing different directions, with different facial expressions, wearing different clothing, and doing all kinds of different activities.

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Chapters:
00:00 Consistent Characters in Midjourney
00:41 New Feature --cref
01:50 Custom Camera Angle, Backgrounds, Facial Expressions
05:48 Character Weight --cw
06:59 Multiple Reference Images (anne example)
08:09 /prefer_option_set shortcut
09:18 Example Prompts, Full Body Images
12:01 Illustration/Anime Characters (Niji Mode)
13:58 Fullbody Design (Consistent Clothing)

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This is the coolest Midjourney has released!

I get asked this question a lot:

Q: Is it possible for me to use my own reference photos to create consistent characters in Midjourney? Instead of generate references photos inside of Midjourney.
A: Sort of.
Ai methods that can use your own reference photos such as Dreambooth or LoRA, actually have to make small updates to the Ai model itself in order to use your reference photos properly.
Think of it as creating a customized version of the Ai model specifically for your reference photos.

Midjourney doesn't do this. It uses the same exact Ai model regardless of your references. So when your upload your own references to generate a consistent character, Midjourney essentially finds the "closest" thing inside the currently existing model and generates that instead.

The more similar your reference photos are to Midjourney's training dataset, the easier it will be for Midjourney to replicate those references.

Q: So there's no hope?
A: There's hope!
Image inpainting (vary region) and outpainting (pan+zoom) on your own images are definitely possible in Midjourney from a technological perspective. It just depends on the when Midjourney team decides to release them.

Q: What should I do then?
A: The best way to embed your own photos into Midjourney that I know of is using the insight face swap bot, although it is limited in what it can do.
I have a short tutorial for that here.

Source: I work in the Ai industry.

taoprompts

You are definitely the best MJ tutorial provider, practical and in depth. With great analysis over its advantages also limitations.

Gabriecielo

Thank you, Tao! I always look forward to your videos. Your tutorials always address what I need. They're always structured, detailed, and make it easy for me to understand.

aigen-learner

Wow man. I've watched tons of videos looking for each of the answers that you cover in this video! So friggin' awesome! Keep up the good work!

alanalston

While I was just looking for how good this new feature works, I just happened to learn so many things about MidJourney! You're awesome. Keep it up!

cizgineon

This was great and, as usual, better than any of the other YouTube instructive videos on using the cref feature - thanks!

suzannecarter

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maelyorn

Tao bro makes my night as usual when see your latest vid and have only seen the thumbnail so far! 🎉

thewebstylist

This video provides crazy value, thank you so much!

rixread

this is a fantastic tutorial thank you

JacobFury

Thanks for a very nice, useful and great video !

LaorejaLab

Thank you for this great content. Helped me a lot on my project! Awesome epic stuff! Keep up the great content.

bhalthorn

A value packed guide.

Thank you very much

birki

I've been playing around with cref & sref the past couple of days. Feels so fkin good to not have to create a whole set of pictures & set them as prefer option, it was never as accurate as cref, definitely a huge W for midjourney with this update

CanisoGaming