OpenAI’s AI art rival Midjourney is the best tool that takes your art of AI image generation to the next level. Just like other AI image generators such as DALL-E 3 and Stable Diffusion, the Midjourney is a super powerful AI generator that empowers your art generation’s creativity with the help of artificial intelligence.

The AI tool generates the images by utilizing text descriptions with primary image commands. When interacting with the Midjorney bot on Discord servers, text prompts are known as commands, and come with useful parameter controls. So in this comprehensive guide, we will walk you through how to master Midjourney commands.

How to use Midjourney commands

With Midjourney commands, you can customize default settings, create images, or track user info. To use the command in Midjoiurney you have to start “/ ” to activate the command function then choose the appropriate command, you want to apply in your prompt. Here’s an entire options list of Midjoureny commands that you can use. 

Midjourney Command	Function
/Imagine	For Generating images by using text
/fast	For switching to fast mode
/help	For getting tips and basic information about the Midjourney bot
/ask	To get an answer to the question
/daily_theme	For notifications
/stealth	For switching stealth mode
/public	For switching to public mode
/Subscribe	Generates a unique link for the account page
/relax	For switching to relax mode
/prefer option	To manage custom option
/settings	To adjust and view the Midjourney bot’s settings
/Info	To view information about the account
/blend	For blending two images together

Midjourney Basic Parameter List

Adding the following parameters to the end of your text prompts will alter your AI-generated image in clearly defined ways. For display purposes, we’ve used a double emdash. However, when using these commands yourself, you should use a double hyphen.

Midjourney Aspect Ratios

• — —aspect, or — —ar change the aspect ratio of generation

Chaos

• — —chaos <number 0–100> Change how varied the results will be. Higher values produce more unusual and unexpected generations.

Fast

• — —fast  override the current setting and run a single task using fast mode

Image Weight

• — —iw <0–2> sets image prompt weight relative to text weight

No 

• — —no Negative prompting. There is also a parameter called — —no plants for removing plants from the image

Quality

• — —quality <.25, .5, or 1>, or — —q <.25, .5, or 1>  How much rendering quality time you want to spend. 

Essential AI Tools

Random

• — —style random This parameter is for adding a random 32 base styles style tuner code to your prompt

Repeat

•   — —repeat  <1–40>, or — —r <1–40> To create a multiple jobs from a single prompt

Stop

• — —stop Use the parameter to finish the job partway through the process

Midjourney Model Version Parameters

Niji

•  — —niji <4, or 5> An alternative model focused on anime-style images. 

Version

• — —version <1, 2, 3, 4, 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, or 6> or — —v <1, 2, 3, 4, 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, or 6> Each number represents a different version of the Midjourney algorithm.

What are Midjourney commands?

A Midjourney command allows users to interact with the Midjourney bot to generate AI-powered creative images, view and adjust settings, monitor different user profiles, check the profile information, create a personal link for the account, and do other helpful tasks. 

How can I give a command in Midjourney?

Giving command to Midjoureny is quite easy. You just have to type a forward slash “/” followed by the command you want to use. For example, you can start typing /ask (followed by a space, at which point it will acknowledge the command) and the bot will find the answer to the question for you.