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The --stylize or --s parameter influences how strongly the Midjourney’s default aesthetics is applied. Low stylization values produce images that closely match the prompt but are less artistic. High stylization values create images that are very artistic but less connected to the prompt.

--stylize accepts values: 0–1000. The default --stylize value is 100. When using Stylize in settings, Stylize Low = --s 50, Stylize Med = --s 100, Stylize High = --s 250, Stylize Very High = --s 750.

• 0
• 100
• 250
• 750

The --style parameter replaces the default aesthetic of some Midjourney Model Versions, and --style raw is frequently used.

--style raw has less automatic beautification applied, which can result in a more accurate match when prompting for specific styles. Model Versions 6.1, 6, 5.2, 5.1, and Niji 6 accept --style raw.

• --v 6.1
• --v 6.1 --style raw

You can control how much time your images take to generate with --quality or --q. A lower --quality value means your images generate faster but they will be less detailed. A higher --quality value costs more GPU time and can improve image textures and details, but may reduce the coherency of your images. --quality does not impact the resolution of your generated images. Also, --quality only influences the initial image generation, not variations or upscales.

The default --quality value is 1. Different Midjourney Version Models have different quality ranges: V6.1 (.5, 1, 2), V6 (.25, .5, 1), V5.2 (.25, .5, 1), niji 5 (.25, .5, 1), etc.

• --quality .5
• --quality 1 (default)
• --quality 2

You can use images as style references in your prompt to influence the style or aesthetic of images you want Midjourney to make. To add style references to a prompt, use the --sref parameter with the web address (URL) where the image is stored online: --sref URL. You can use multiple style references: --sref URL1 URL2 URL3. You can use --sref random to randomly select a style from an abstract range that Midjourney knows how to generate. You can also use --sref <seed number>, e.g. --sref 762351716 to generate images in the same style.

--sref can be used with Midjourney Version 6.1/6 and Niji Version 6. Style references only apply to prompts that include text, they can’t be used with image-only prompts. To maintain a consistent character while using a style reference, you can combine the --sref and --cref parameters.

• Reference Image
• The Hagia Sophia Grand Mosque
• The Hagia Sophia Grand Mosque
  --sref https://s.mj.run/EmvFO8LOKqk

You can use the style weight parameter --sw to set the strength of stylization when referring to an image style.

--sw is used following up behind –sref. --sw accepts values: 0–1000. The default --sw value is 100.

Higher values will produce images that closely match the reference image's style. If you use multiple images, individual style references can also be assigned different weights: --sref URL1::2 URL2::1 URL3::1.

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• 800

You can use images as character references in your prompt to create images of the same character in different situations. To add character references to a prompt, use the --cref parameter with the image URL: --cref URL. You can use multiple character references in a single prompt: --cref URL1 URL2 URL3.

--cref is not designed to be used with photographs of real people, and will distort them. --cref can be used with Midjourney Version 6.1/6 and Niji 6, and can be combined with --sref to keep the style consistency of the generated image.

• Reference Image
• A man model, perfume product
  pedestal
• A man model, perfume product pedestal
  --cref https://s.mj.run/1-gDRXALgWI

You can use the character weight parameter --cw to set the strength of characterization. --cw accepts values from 0 to 100. --cw 100 is the default value. --cw 0 focuses on the character's face only. Higher values use the character's face, hair, and clothing. --cw is used following up behind --cref URL. To maintain a consistent style while using a character reference, you can combine the --sref and --cref parameters.

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• 100

--iw is a parameter for image prompts to determine the weight given to the image prompt compared to the text prompt. A lower value indicates that Midjourney will emphasize the text prompt, while higher values indicate that the image prompt will have a greater influence on the final image.

Different Midjourney Version Models have different image weight ranges. --iw accepts values: 0–3. The default --iw value is 1. The default value is used when no --iw is specified.

The --chaos or --c parameter influences how varied the initial image grids are. High --chaos values will produce more unusual and unexpected results and compositions. Lower --chaos values have more reliable, repeatable results.

--chaos accepts values 0–100. The default --chaos value is 0.

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• 25
• 50
• 80

This parameter introduces quirky and offbeat qualities to your generated images, resulting in unique and unexpected outcomes. If you want a generation to be conventionally attractive and weird, try mixing higher --stylize values with --weird.

--weird accepts values: 0–3000. The default --weird value is 0. --weird is compatible with Midjourney Model Versions 6.1, 6, 5, 5.1, 5.2, niji 5 and niji 6. --weird is not fully compatible with seeds.

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Midjourney regularly introduces new model versions to improve coherency, efficiency, quality, and style. You can switch model versions using the --version or --v parameter or using the /settings command and selecting your preferred model version. Different models excel at producing different types of images.

--version accepts the values 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 5.0, 5.1, 5.2, 6, and 6.1. --v 6.1 is the current default model.

• v6.1
• v6
• v5.2
• niji6

If you use the same seed number and similar prompt, you will get similar final images. Seed numbers are generated randomly for each image but can be specified with the --seed parameter. Seed numbers are not static and should not be relied upon between sessions. --seed accepts whole numbers 0–4294967295. --seed values only influence the initial image grid.

• Image Prompt
• --seed 1886998622 used

The No parameter (--no) tells the Midjourney Bot what not to include in the generated image. --no accepts multiple words separated with commas: --no item1, item2, item3, item4

• Prompt
• --no sun

The --tile parameter generates images that can be used as repeating tiles to create seamless patterns for fabrics, wallpapers, and textures. --tile only generates a single tile. --tile works with Model Versions 1 2 3 test testp 5 5.1 5.2 6 and 6.1.

You can use the --stop parameter to finish a Job partway through the process. Stopping a Job at an earlier percentage can create blurrier, less detailed results.

--stop accepts values: 10–100. The default --stop value is 100. --stop does not work while upscaling.