Midjourney prompt helper
Description first, parameters last. Write the subject, the medium, the light and the framing in plain clauses, then append only the flags that change the outcome — and run the result on Midjourney 8.2 without leaving Genvizu.
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Describe your idea and get a Midjourney prompt with the right parameters.
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Parameters always go at the end, after every descriptive clause. These three cover the flags that actually change what comes back.
Input
Idea: portrait of a ceramicist in her studio, magazine feel, vertical cropPrompt output
editorial portrait of a ceramicist in her studio, clay dust on her
forearms, single north-facing window light, muted earth palette, 85mm,
shallow depth of field --ar 4:5 --stylize 250--stylize accepts 0 to 1000. Lower values follow your wording more literally; higher values let Midjourney apply more of its own aesthetic.
Input
Idea: three product shots for one landing page, all in the same visual languagePrompt output
matte black desk lamp on a concrete plinth, soft top light, deep shadow,
minimal studio set --ar 1:1 --sref <your reference image url>Keep the same --sref across every shot in the series and change only the subject clause. That is what holds a set together.
Input
Idea: documentary street photo at dusk, no stylised illustration feelPrompt output
documentary street photograph, rain on the pavement at dusk, a cyclist
passing under a neon sign, available light only, 35mm, visible grain
--ar 3:2 --raw --stylize 50 --chaos 0--raw with a low --stylize and --chaos 0 is the closest Midjourney gets to a literal reading of a photographic prompt.
Separate subject, medium, lighting, material, and reference style so each part can be refined.
Think through aspect ratio, stylization, chaos, seed, and quality without burying the core idea.
Use categories, tags, and model pages to study prompt examples before writing from scratch.
Write the subject in plain language first.
Add style, material, lighting, and composition in separate phrases.
Append only the parameters that serve the image.
Save the best prompt variants and reuse the structure across new ideas.
Both Midjourney versions return 4 images per run at the same price, so an A/B between 8.1 and 8.2 costs the same as one run of either.
| Model | Best for | Cost and limits |
|---|---|---|
| Midjourney 8.2 | The current generation — aesthetics and personalisation | 1K / 2K = 23 / 35 credits per run, 4 images returned |
| Midjourney 8.1 | The previous default, useful as an A/B baseline | 1K / 2K = 23 / 35 credits per run, 4 images returned |
| GPT Image 2 | When the image has to contain readable text | 1K / 2K / 4K = 8 / 13 / 20 credits per image |
| Nano Banana 2 | Editing an existing image rather than generating a new one | 1K / 2K / 4K = 10 / 15 / 23 credits per image |
Midjourney prompts in Genvizu are capped at 1,024 characters and must be in English. Cut description before you cut parameters — trailing flags are the first thing lost to a truncation.
Parameters only work at the very end of the prompt, each written as --name value. A flag buried in the middle of a sentence is read as description.
That is how Midjourney works: one run is four variations for one price. Judge the run rather than the frame, and lower --chaos if the four are too far apart to compare.
Add --raw and push --stylize towards 0. Raise --chaos only when you deliberately want the four images to diverge.
Midjourney is weak at typography. Ask for a clear area where the copy will sit, then set the type yourself, or send that particular job to GPT Image 2.
Midjourney generation in Genvizu requires a signed-in account and deducts credits per run, with 4 images returned each time. Prompts are limited to 1,024 English characters, reference images you upload are stored by Genvizu for the run, and results stay in your generation history.
You are writing for image models generally, without Midjourney parameter syntax.
You have a reference image and want the prompt behind it before writing anything.
You need moving footage. Midjourney parameters do not apply to video models.
You want the full list of prompt tools before picking one.
Yes. Midjourney 8.2 has been available in Genvizu since 28 July 2026 at 1K and 2K, costing 23 and 35 credits per run with 4 images returned each time. Midjourney 8.1 remains available alongside it.
--ar for aspect ratio (1:1, 4:3, 3:2, 16:9, 3:4, 2:3, 9:16), --stylize from 0 to 1000, --chaos from 0 to 100, --sref for a style reference and --raw for a more literal read. They all belong at the end of the prompt.
No. Midjourney runs through Genvizu and is billed in Genvizu credits, so there is no separate Midjourney account or Discord setup to maintain.