Make the BEST images possible with Midjourney v6 | FREE Online Course

This paragraph introduces the Midjourney version 6 tutorial, a comprehensive guide designed to equip viewers with the knowledge to become experts in using Midjourney for generating various types of images. The tutorial covers everything from basic to advanced features and is structured with chapters for easy navigation. The speaker emphasizes that even those familiar with some aspects of Midjourney might learn something new, potentially improving their prompting and image generation skills. The tutorial begins with instructions on accessing the Midjourney website and using it through Discord, highlighting features like the explore page for inspiration and the ability to like and save favorite images.

The second paragraph delves into the different subscription plans offered by Midjourney, explaining the features and limitations of each. The basic plan allows for limited generations with general commercial terms and access to a member gallery. Paid plans include increased fast GPU time, the ability to perform more concurrent jobs, and different levels of image generation limits. A unique feature of the Pro Plan is the stealth mode, which keeps image generations private and not visible to the community. The paragraph also explains the difference between fast and relaxed mode, detailing how jobs are processed in each and the implications for users.

This paragraph provides an overview of the Midjourney interface, focusing on the user's profile, subscription management, and the various commands available for image generation. It explains how to navigate the Midjourney bot's commands, create a new server, and add the Midjourney bot to it. The speaker demonstrates how to use commands like 'slash blend' to combine images and 'slash describe' to generate prompts based on uploaded images. The paragraph also touches on the community aspects of Midjourney, such as the explore tab and the ability to like and save images.

The fourth paragraph discusses advanced techniques for image generation in Midjourney, including the use of style tuners to create custom styles for future image jobs. It explains how to create a style tuner, choose favorite styles from a grid, and apply these styles to new prompts. The paragraph also covers the use of 'slash imagine' for generating images, 'slash info' for subscription details, and 'slash invite' for sharing the Midjourney server. Additionally, it introduces the concept of custom options for easy access to preferred settings.

This paragraph explores customization options in Midjourney, such as setting custom options for different types of images and toggling features like remix mode and variability mode. It explains how to name and save custom options for easy reuse and how to use the 'slash prefer' command to set preferences for image generation. The paragraph also discusses the use of the 'slash settings' command to adjust various parameters and the 'slash private' and 'slash public' commands to toggle between stealth and public modes for image generation.

The sixth paragraph focuses on adjusting settings for optimal image generation outcomes. It covers the use of 'slash settings' to change model versions, toggle raw mode, and select stylize levels. The speaker compares the image outputs between version 6 and version 5.2 of Midjourney, highlighting the enhanced realism of version 6. The paragraph also explains the function of the 'slash shorten' command, which shortens prompts for potentially better image outputs, and the 'slash show' command, which displays past jobs based on job IDs.

This paragraph discusses the image upscaling feature in Midjourney, explaining the difference between 'upscale' and 'upscale creative' and how to use them to enhance image resolution. It also introduces advanced parameters such as 'chaos' for varied results, 'image weight' to influence the importance of image prompts, and 'negative prompting' to exclude unwanted elements from images. The paragraph further explains how to use the 'repeat' parameter to generate multiple jobs from a single prompt and the 'seed' parameter for using seed images in future generations.

The eighth paragraph covers the creation of seamless patterns using the 'tile' parameter and the use of the experimental 'weird' parameter to generate unusual aesthetics. It provides examples of how these parameters affect image generation and discusses the importance of aspect ratios for optimal results. The paragraph also touches on the use of multi-prompts with double colons to separate different elements of a prompt and the concept of prompt weighting to emphasize certain aspects of a prompt.

The final paragraph concludes the tutorial by summarizing the key points and encouraging viewers to explore additional resources. It mentions an online course for those interested in turning a custom GPT into a paid web app and prompts viewers to continue learning about AI with more videos on the channel. The paragraph serves as a call to action for viewers to engage further with the content and the community.