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How to Add Midjourney to Discord

Ever since its launch, Midjourney has rapidly become one of the best AI image generators of our time. You can create any time of art by entering some prompts and waiting for the platform to generate them within seconds. Now, you can also add Midjourney to Discord and enjoy its features on your servers. Let’s see how.

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Now you can ramp up your servers and create cool artwork with your friends on Discord. Although Midjourney has its server, using it from its official server means your request can get buried among thousands of other users and take a lot of time. Don’t worry, here’s a quick solution to this problem.

Option 1: Via Desktop

Follow the steps mentioned below to get the Midjourney bot on Discord from your PC:

1. Open Discord and click on the Plus icon from the left menu.

2. Click on Join a Server .

3. Type in Midjourney and click on Join .

4. Now, click on the getting started channel from the left menu.

5. Right-click on Midjourney Bot from the right menu.

6. Select Profile from the pop-up window and click on Add App .

7. Under ADD TO SERVER , select your preferred server and click on Continue .

Now, the Midjourney bot will be added to your selected Discord servers.

Option 2: Via Mobile

You can also invite the Midjourney bot to a server from Discord mobile. Here’s how to do the same:

1. Open Discord and tap on Servers at the bottom left corner of the screen.

2. Tap on the Plus icon from the server list and then Join a Server .

3. Type in Midjourney and select Join with Invite Link .

4. Tap on Accept Invite .

5. Select the Midjourney server and tap on getting start from the menu.

6. Tap on the server profile, scroll down, and tap on Midjourney Bot.

7. Tap on Add App .

8. Under ADD TO SERVER , select your preferred server and select Continue .

9. Tap on Authorise .

How to Start Chat with Midjourney

Creating images using chats with Midjourney is quite easy. Follow the steps mentioned below to do the same:

1. Open the Midjourney bot on your Discord .

2. Type in the Slash symbol (/) and select any options provided by the bot.

That’s it, you can easily tell your command and let the Midjourney bot create an image for you.

Is Midjourney Bot Free to Use on Discord?

Yes , you can use the Midjourney Bot for free by adding it to your server on Discord.

Do I Need to Be a Server Owner to Add Midjourney on Discord?

Yes , you cannot add the Midjourney bot on any server of your choice. Users have to be the owners of a server or have administrative privilege to add Midjourney.

What Permissions Does Midjourney Require in Discord?

Midjourney may ask for some permissions while getting added in a server like:

• Read Messages.
• Send Messages.
• Embed Links.
• Manage Messages for moderation commands.
• Read chat history.
• Add Reactions
• Attach Files for sending images or files.

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With these methods, you will be able to easily add Midjourney to Discord, whether you are using it from mobile or desktop.

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How to Join and Use Midjourney Discord Server

Midjourney is one of the most popular generative AIs out there, and it’s arguably the most well-known AI for image generation. But if you haven’t tried it yet, you probably didn’t know that Midjourney is used through Discord . Unlike other image generator AIs, you don’t use Midjourney from its website —you use it through the Midjourney Discord bot.

In this guide, we’ll show you how to join the Midjourney server and interact with the bot.

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Joining the Midjourney Server and Using Midjourney

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First of all, you don’t have to join the Midjourney server to use the AI, you can just find the bot (possibly in another server) and chat with it, or even better, invite it to your own server. Joining the Midjourney server is the easiest way to find the bot, though.

Another important step you have to remember is that you need a subscription to use the Midjourney bot. The service currently has four tiers: Basic, Standard, Pro, and Mega.

Let’s start with logging into your Discord account.

Log in to Your Discord Account

As we mentioned, Midjourney doesn’t have a website where you can go to create AI images. The whole system operates via the bot. To interact with the Midjourney Discord bot, you first need to log into Discord. If you don’t already have a Discord account, check out our guide on creating one .

Join the Midjourney Server

As you might know, users join a server by using 'invite links.' To join Midjourney’s Discord server, you need its invite link, but since it’s a public server, it’s really easy to find it. There are two basic ways you can get ahold of the invite link:

• Visit Midjourney.com and click on the “Join the Beta” button at the bottom right. This method will work most of the time since many companies or apps have their Discord linked to their website.
• Find the Midjourney Discord server using the Server Discovery. Since Midjourney is the Discord server with the most members, 19.9 million as of April 2024, it’s probably the number one suggestion when you visit Server Discovery. Clicking on the Midjourney card will redirect you to the server. If you use this method to join the server, after redirecting you to the server, Discord will display a notification at the top of your screen saying that you’re currently in preview mode and you need to join the server to interact with it. There will be a button saying “Join Midjourney” to the right, and clicking that will make you a fully-fledged member.

When you first join the server, you’ll receive a DM from the Midjourney Bot welcoming you to the server. After a few seconds, it will send another DM asking you to accept Midjourney’s Terms of Service. After you accept the terms, the bot will proceed to ask you if you want a tutorial or not. If you select “Start Tutorial,” the bot will go over everything you need to know to be able to use the Midjourney bot.

When you join the server, the first channel you will see is #getting-started . There, you can see a basic tutorial on using the bot.

There are a lot of channels in the Midjourney Discord server, but you’re mostly going to use just a few. Here are the channels that you should take a look at:

• #announcements —Announcements about Midjourney
• #newbies —Channel reserved for people who are just starting out with Midjourney
• #prompt-chat —A dedicated channel for discussing Midjourney prompts
• #general —There are a lot of general channels, and they’re all designed for people using the bot

For now, you’re done! You have joined the server. But to be able to use the bot, you first need to subscribe to a Midjourney tier.

Subscribe to a Midjourney Plan

Before you can use the bot, you need a Midjourney subscription. To see if you have one, use the /subscribe slash command in Midjourney Bot’s DMs. The bot will respond with a special link to your account. Do not share this link with anyone .

When you visit the link, you’ll be greeted with all the tiers of Midjourney. The radio button at the top allows you to switch from annual to monthly billing. You should carefully examine each tier's offerings, but if you’re just starting out, the Basic Plan tier should be enough for you.

After clicking on the Subscribe button of your preferred tier, you will be directed to a payment page, and after completing it, you will be welcomed with your Manage Subscription page. There, you can see all the details of your account.

Now that we actually have a subscription, let’s move on to trying out the bot.

Trying Out the Midjourney Bot

You can try the bot on the Midjourney server itself or in the DMs of the Midjourney Bot. To try the bot on the server, you should visit one of the “newbie” channels. If you prefer to try it in DMs, navigate to the DMs of the Midjourney Bot—remember, it should’ve sent you a message when you first joined the server.

Before we start using the bot, let’s understand two things: commands and slash commands. Most bots require human interaction to do stuff, and they should be triggered by “commands.” An example of a command would be saying, “Hey Siri, tell me the time.” It will trigger Siri to tell you the time, the logic is the same with bots. You need to tell the bot what to do in order to use it.

Up until the release of slash commands, bots used prefix commands like !level , !help , etc. The prefixes were used to distinguish normal messages from bot commands. When slash commands were introduced in March 2021, bots finally got dedicated commands. When you type /help in a server, Discord will display all available bot commands (from all the bots in the server) that are related to “help.” Some slash commands have parameters that can be plain text, a selection, or files.

The command you’re most likely to use when interacting with the Midjourney bot is the /imagine command. The command has a single parameter: “prompt.” To use the command is easy - just type /imagine {your prompt} to a chat where you can interact with the bot (the Midjourney server or bot’s DMs).

For our first try, let’s try creating a cow dressed as a cowboy riding a horse.

Amazing result! We especially like the first result. You can see that there are multiple buttons in the image the bot just created. Those will help you further work on the image.

In this section, we’re going to go over the steps of using the bot. To learn more about everything that the bot is capable of, visit the Midjourney Documentation.

Midjourney Commands

• /blend —This command allows you to upload two to five images which the bot will blend together to create a final image. You can also input the desired dimensions of the final image via the dimensions parameter.
• /describe —This command works just like /imagine, but instead of asking for a prompt, the bot asks for an image that it will “describe” in its own terms.
• /imagine —This is the main command of the bot. It asks for a single parameter: prompt. The bot will use whatever you’ve written in your prompt to create four different images.
• /settings —This command will let you access the settings of the bot. You can change your default style, speed, version, and more in the settings. Since the setting system is kind of complex, you might want to take a look at its documentation.
• /shorten —This command will ask for a single parameter: prompt. When run, the command will do as its name says - it will shorten your prompt. This is helpful, especially when using long prompts.

Now we know the most common commands of Midjourney. Let’s move on to creating an actual image!

Using the Imagine command

The imagine command is the command that you are going to use the most, and lets you create an image using a text prompt. Although it’s very powerful, it’s also very easy to use. To use the imagine command, you should type /imagine until you see the command appear. Then, you should enter a prompt for your image.

After you use the command by sending it, the Midjourney bot will generate the bot in front of you and will display four variants when it’s finished. As you see below, there are a few buttons. They will help you get to your final image. Let’s see what they are.

Select a Variant

After the bot sends the four different variants, you’ll see 9 buttons:

• Upscale (U1, U2, U3, U4): Clicking these buttons will select that image as your final image. If you like any of them, click the corresponding U button to upscale that image.
• Variants (V1, V2, V3, V4): Clicking these buttons will create variants of the corresponding image. Let’s say you like the first image but not quite. If you click the V1 button, the bot will create variants based on that image.
• Redo: If you don’t like any of the images you see, you can click the redo button for the bot to create four new images.

Let’s redo, generate new variants, and select an image to proceed.

Modify the Image

After you upscale an image, you’ll see that there are different buttons now. Let’s go over each and learn what they do:

• Upslace (Subtle): This button will double the resolution of your image but won’t add any new details.
• Upscale (Creative): This button will double the resolution of your image and will add new details, hence “creative.”
• Vary (Subtle): This button will subtly change the image, creating very similar variations.
• Vary (Strong): This button will strongly change the image, creating similar but noticeably different images.
• Vary (Region): This button will open a modal for you that lets you select a region on your image and change it with another prompt.
• Zoom Out 2x: This button will zoom out two times so you can fit more into the frame.
• Zoom Out 1.5x: This button will zoom out one and a half times so you can fit more into the frame.
• Custom Zoom: This button opens a model that prompts you to edit your original prompt, giving you a custom zoom amount.
• Arrows: These buttons will pan the canvas in the selected direction. For example, the default image dimensions are 1:1. If you press the upwards arrow, it will pan the canvas upwards, making the image 2:3. The new part will be generated based on the original image.

• Heart: This button will make you rate (or like) the image. While rating images doesn’t create a huge difference, if you’re one of the top 2000 raters that day, you will gain extra hours. These hours will add to your image creation hours. You can think of them as tokens.
• Web: This button will open the image on the Midjourney website.

You now know how you can join the Midjourney Discord server and use its bot. As we mentioned before, the actual tool that makes images for you is the Discord bot. And since it’s a bot, you can invite it to your own server!

To invite the bot to your server, click this link to view the Midjourney Bot’s App Directory page. There, you’ll be able to see the Add App button. Clicking it will open the window where you’ll select which server you want to invite the bot to. After confirming it, Discord will ask you to confirm all the permissions the bot requests. If you’re comfortable with all of them, click Authorize to finish the process.

Now you can interact with the Midjourney Bot on your own server.

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MidJourney: Commands on Discord

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Welcome to the Guides by It’s Me AI Knowledge Base! In this guide, we will introduce you to the Midjourney Bot’s commands, which you can use on Discord to create images, change settings, and perform various tasks. The Midjourney Bot enhances your Discord experience by providing creative image generation capabilities and more.

Prerequisites

Before you start using Midjourney Commands on Discord, ensure that you are a member of a Discord server where the Midjourney Bot is available, and you have permission to interact with it.

Command List

Here is a list of Midjourney Commands that you can use on Discord:

• /ask : Get an answer to a question.
• /blend : Easily blend two images together.
• /daily_theme : Toggle notification pings for the #daily-theme channel update.
• /docs : Use in the official Midjourney Discord server to quickly generate a link to topics covered in this user guide.
• /describe : Writes four example prompts based on an image you upload.
• /faq : Use in the official Midjourney Discord server to quickly generate a link to popular prompt craft channel FAQs.
• /fast : Switch to Fast mode.
• /help : Shows helpful basic information and tips about the Midjourney Bot.
• /imagine : Generate an image using a prompt.
• /info : View information about your account and any queued or running jobs.
• /prefer option : Create or manage a custom option.
• /prefer option list : View your current custom options.
• /prefer suffix : Specify a suffix to add to the end of every prompt.
• /prefer variability : Toggle between High and Low variations when using the V1, V2, V3, and V4 buttons underneath an image grid.
• /public : For Pro Plan Subscribers: switch to Public Mode.
• /relax : Switch to Relax mode.
• /remix : Toggle Remix mode.
• /settings : View and adjust the Midjourney Bot’s settings.
• /shorten : Submit a long prompt and receive suggestions on how to make it more concise.
• /show : Use an image’s Job ID to regenerate the Job within Discord.
• /stealth : For Pro Plan Subscribers: switch to Stealth Mode.
• /subscribe : Generate a personal link for a user’s account page.
• /tune : Generate a Style Tuner based on your prompt. The Style Tuner lets you make your own Midjourney style and customize the look of your Jobs.
• /turbo : Switch to Turbo mode.

Deprecated Commands

The following commands are deprecated and have been replaced or removed:

• /private (replaced with /stealth ).

Using Midjourney Commands

To use a Midjourney command, simply type the command in a Discord channel where the Midjourney Bot is present. For example, if you want to get an answer to a question, type /ask followed by your question.

You can explore the various commands to create images, adjust settings, and access helpful information within your Discord server.

Here’s an exemplar of using a Midjourney Command on Discord:

Command : /help

Description : Use this command to get helpful basic information and tips about the Midjourney Bot.

By typing /help in a Discord channel where the Midjourney Bot is available, you will receive guidance and instructions on how to use the bot effectively, making your Discord experience more enjoyable and creative.

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Subscription Plans

Midjourney has four subscription tiers. pay month-to-month or for the entire year for a 20% discount. each subscription plan includes access to the midjourney member gallery, the official discord, general commercial usage terms, and more..

Use the /subscribe command to generate a personal link to the subscription page. Or, go to Midjourney.com/account . Or, select Manage Sub from the sidebar while logged into the Midjourney website.

For billing and subscription questions, please visit help.midjourney.com .

Plan Comparison

• If you have subscribed at any point, you are free to use your images in just about any way you want. You must purchase the Pro or Mega plan if you are a company making more than $1,000,000 USD in gross revenue per year. For complete details, please see the Terms of Service

Subscribe to a Plan

Go to https://www.midjourney.com/account/ or use the /subscribe command to generate a link to the subscription page.

The generated link is unique for each account and should never be shared with others!

Payment Methods

Only payment methods supported by Stripe are currently accepted: credit or debit cards issued by services like Mastercard, VISA, or American Express. Stripe is a PCI Service Provider Level 1, the most stringent level of certification available in the payments industry. Google Pay, Apple Pay, and Cash App Pay are available in some regions. PayPal, wire transfer, and similar methods are not supported.

Manage Your Plan

Manage your subscription plan at https://www.midjourney.com/account/ .

Monthly Renewal

• Unused monthly Fast GPU time does not roll over.
• Fast mode is automatically reactivated when the subscription renews.
• Your payment method on file with our third party payment processor will be automatically charged at the end of each monthly or annual billing period.

Switch Plans

Upgrade your plan at any time. When upgrading, you may choose whether the upgrade should be effective immediately or at the end of the current billing cycle. If you choose to upgrade immediately, you will be offered a prorated price based on the usage of the plan you are upgrading from. Downgrades are always effective at the end of the current billing cycle.

Unused Fast GPU Time is credited towards your account when you choose to upgrade immediately. If a Basic subscriber upgrades immediately without using any GPU time, they receive a $10 credit towards their new plan. If a Standard subscriber upgrades after using 50% of their Fast GPU time, they receive a $15 credit towards their new plan.

Cancellation

Go to https://www.midjourney.com/account/ to cancel a subscription at any time. Cancellations are effective at the end of the current billing cycle. Subscription benefits like access to the community gallery and the bulk download tool are available until the end of the current billing cycle.

Your generated images and Midjourney.com/account page are not deleted if you cancel your subscription. You can resubscribe to a plan at any time by visiting https://www.midjourney.com/account/ .

Refunds are available for subscribers who have lifetime usage of less than 20 GPU minutes, including time used in Relax Mode. If you are eligible for a refund, the dialog box will automatically pop up when you click to cancel your account.

Buy More Fast Hours

Run out of Fast GPU and want to buy more before your monthly subscription renews? You can purchase additional Fast GPU hours for $4/hr. Hourly Prices are experimental and subject to change.

Purchase more Fast GPU hours on your Midjourney account page.

Purchased Fast GPU hours do not expire, but you must have an active subscription to use them.

Refunds will not be issued on Fast Hours.

Account Information

Use the /info command to view information about your account, including how much Fast time is left for the subscription period, lifetime usage stats, the number of queued or running jobs, and the subscription renewal date.

There are two modes for image generation, Fast Mode and  Relax Mode . Fast Mode tries to give you a GPU instantly. It's the highest-priority processing tier and uses your subscription's monthly GPU time. Relax Mode queues your generation behind others based on how much you've used the system. Relax Mode wait times are variable and usually range from 1–10 minutes.

By default, images are generated using Fast Mode . You can switch to Relax  if you have a Standard or Pro subscription.

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