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Add aspect ratio, stylize, chaos, style references and more to a Midjourney prompt.
The Midjourney Parameter Builder adds aspect ratio, version, stylize, chaos, weird, quality, seed, style and reference parameters to a prompt in the right syntax, checks every value against its range, and catches the mistakes that silently waste a render.
Midjourney is controlled by double-dash parameters at the end of the prompt, and a wrong one costs a render: an aspect ratio written with a decimal, a stylize value out of range, a Niji-only style on a Midjourney model, or the same word in the prompt and in --no, cancelling itself out.
Write the prompt, pick the model and aspect ratio from a list of the ones people use — 16:9 for widescreen, 9:16 for stories, 4:5 for Instagram — and set stylize, chaos, weird, quality, seed and style. Style references, character or omni references, stop, repeat, tile and draft mode are under advanced. Every number is checked against its valid range, and the parameters are written in the correct order and syntax.
The builder also catches the mistakes that do not throw an error but still waste a job: writing "no people" in the prompt, which Midjourney reads as a request for people; pasting a prompt that already carries parameters; and pairing high stylize with raw style, which pull in opposite directions.
Stylize, chaos, weird, stop, seed and weights are checked before you spend a job.
Widescreen, stories, Instagram, cinematic and custom ratios in valid whole-number form.
Warns when "no" or "without" is in the prompt and when a word is in both the prompt and --no.
Niji-only styles and V7-only draft mode are flagged on the wrong model.
--sref with --sw and a character or omni reference for the chosen version.
Describe the image. Leave exclusions out of the prompt text.
Choose V7, V6.1 or Niji, and an aspect ratio for where the image will be used.
Stylize for how artistic, chaos for variety between the four results, weird for the unusual.
Paste after /imagine in Discord, or into the prompt box on the Midjourney website.
It controls how strongly Midjourney applies its own aesthetic. Low values follow the prompt literally; the default is 100; values up to 1000 produce more artistic, less literal images.
As two whole numbers, such as --ar 7:4. Decimal ratios like 1.85:1 are rejected; multiply both sides until they are whole, which gives 37:20.
Chaos makes the four images in a grid more different from each other. Weird pushes every image toward unusual, unconventional aesthetics.
Use --no followed by the words, such as --no text, people. Writing "without people" in the prompt itself tends to add people, because the word is still there.
A style reference: an image URL or a style code whose look is applied to your prompt. --sw sets how strongly it is applied.
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