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Midjourney Prompt Generator

The Midjourney Prompt Generator composes an image prompt for Midjourney. Describe the subject, style, lighting, composition and mood; set an aspect ratio and negatives; and copy a prompt in Midjourney's exact syntax. Everything is generated locally in your browser.

Generated prompt14 chars · ~4 tokens
--ar 1:1 --v 6

A great Midjourney image starts with a well-ordered description: subject first, then style, lighting, composition and mood. This generator walks you through each of those and emits a prompt in the syntax Midjourney expects, so you spend less time wrestling with wording and more time iterating on the image.

How to use the Midjourney Prompt Generator

  1. Describe the subject, then its style, medium, lighting and composition.
  2. Set an aspect ratio and list anything to avoid as negatives.
  3. Copy the prompt in Midjourney's syntax straight into the tool.

Common use cases

  • Generate concept art, thumbnails or hero images for a project.
  • Explore a visual style quickly by varying one descriptor at a time.
  • Build a repeatable Midjourney prompt template for a consistent look.

Tips

  • Add parameters at the end: --ar 16:9 for aspect ratio, --style raw for less stylisation, --v 6 for the version.
  • Lead with the subject, then style and lighting — Midjourney weights earlier words more heavily.
  • Use --no to exclude unwanted elements instead of describing their absence.

Frequently asked questions

Is anything sent to a server? +

No. The prompt is assembled entirely in your browser from your inputs — nothing is uploaded, and no AI API is called. It is a deterministic builder, so the same inputs always produce the same prompt.

Does this generator create the image? +

No. It writes a text prompt in Midjourney's syntax that you paste into Midjourney to generate the image — it never renders or uploads anything.

Can I use the generated images commercially? +

That depends on Midjourney's own licence, not on this tool — check Midjourney's terms. The prompt itself is yours to use freely.

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