BIG Update - Midjourney Will Never Be the Same Again

Check out Midjourney's NEWEST feature - Personalization - I'll show you how to train the bot and different ways you can implement your own style in Version 6 of Midjourney!

Use '--p woml1ai' in your prompt for my 'style'!

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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:20 Example 1
0:58 How to Trigger Personalization
1:14 Example 2
1:48 How to Train the Bot
3:29 How to Test Your Style
4:52 How to Control the Strength
7:52 Experiment with Chaos
9:41 Aspect Ratios
10:22 Short vs. Long Prompts
11:18 Style Raw

[chariotsx]

Midjourney really needs a feature for posing multiple consistent characters together. We should be able to combine multiple character references when generating an image.

[mtntopviking]

Awesome video. I just discovered the, personalization --p, earlier today but haven't had time to check it out. Thank you for examining the new features so thoroughly and explaining them so well in all your videos. I never miss a single one of your videos. Excellent work!

[StarBurst]

Oh WOW, can't wait to try, but I def have to train the bot for my style a bit more first. Thanks Nolan, as usual!

[_________]

What mid journey should release is multiple personalizations.

Sometimes I feel like hyper realism, sometimes I feel like illustration, sometimes I feel like sketchy, sometimes I have a client who needs something else.

[circelink]

Fantastic explanation! Thanks so much for making it fun and easy. :)

[allanspicollis]

Hi, thank you for teaching us! I`m IN LOVE with my style.

[agnessf]

Amazing thank u for tip and how to use and develop personalization 🙏 finally mid journey takes time but they def deliver ❤

[coolkoreamag]

thank you so so much for always teaching us these cool features, you're amazing :)

[mkingscott]

Great explanation, can't wait to try it this evening 👍

[weebgrinder-AIArtistPro]

That's really cool. I'm thinking there could be some difference between what I like and appreciate in other people's work versus what I want to be in my own but it's a step in the right direction. And obviously for a different purpose than say /tune or --sref

[eastcoastgames]

Thank you so much Nolan for always sharing what's going on with Midjourney! You're the best!
I was so excited when I heard they were working on personalization and this just feels like a hustle sorry to say.
Midjourney let you create your own style codes without needing you to go through hundreds of other people's pictures that have nothing to do with your style. Personalization should be you going through your own pictures and tagging the ones you like specifically for personalization. They should call it "please do free work for us" lol I would respect that a lot more from them if they were just upfront about it. But no way is that true personalization and they know it. Thanks again Nolan!

[andreahasse]

Thanks for the video! I was sceptical but when I tried it just with the promt "flowers" and some different values for style and chaos, the results had been impressing. It was interesting that the styles and types of flowers were very different, but always in pastel shades. Although I wouldn't say that this is my preferred color scheme. That surprised me, but the results were quite pretty and definitely usable

[fellowshipofthethings]

Can always count on a great summary here. Thanks, Nolan! Alright, I was never the most interested in this feature, but at least something new has been released so I don't get to whine this week that nothing's come out of MJ :)

[egauci]

OMG I just tried it and they came out beautiful 😍

[Botaprio]

Theory: ar 16:9 = Landscape, so midjourney finds a contradictión between "portrait" of a penguin, and "landscape" of the parameter, so it cancel both arguments (in parameter terms, not aspect ratio). Great video, by the way!!!

[chasbarclay]

Thanks once again for an insightful Midjourney exploration. I usually rank images to get free fast hours and now will be a bit more selective (rejecting many) as now it will affect my style code. Wish the rankings would compare like images so you could select the best one of two. I realize this is a work in progress, but if I like my personal code, hope I can save/archive the code for the future-like rerunning a prompt. I will be interested to see if the code changes as I continue to rank images. Great job!👍🏻

[Moctop]

If you ask for a portrait with a portrait ratio..makes sense. Ask for a portrait with a landscape ratio..less common so maybe it gets confused..you might be better off asking for a painting.

[matthewirvingburkett]

So many good niji images and I have to throw most away... Hands please midjourney... Hands!

[DarkSolZero]

What I don't quite get is why they aren't factoring in the likes from your own generated images. I feel like this would be FAR more accurate in giving you a personalized style. I don't generally ever rate images on the site, and while I have about 2k ranked pairs, it's only for the sake of helping to train the bot, and I generally never really "like" 90% of the stuff I choose.
I used to never use the "like" feature on my own images, but since I've swapped to using the website, and since they no longer give you the standard discord upscale (which isn't an upscale at all) for images you want to keep from a set, I've went to liking all of my preferred images, and that's a ton by this point. I do that to be able to filter out and only see my best stuff, but it would be great for this personalization feature. Complete fail IMO.
Also, this seems kind of a weak feature overall. It's really only of use if you don't want to prompt for style or use a style reference, because those things massively override it to the point it seems quite useless. It's kind of just a "curiosity" feature that you try out and then most likely never really use. I could be wrong about that for some users I guess, but feels like they've sunk a lot of effort and time into this that should have been spent on more important stuff.

[pixeljammer]

Why do you suppose they're setting "Your Style" to the match other people's generation that you like, instead of generations of your own that you like? I often enjoy other people's work, but I don't want my stuff to look like theirs. Thanks for all your great work.