Midjourney Web Editor.

Midjourney has announced a new feature I.e Midjourney Web Editor.

Creating Images on Midjourney Website:

1.Anyone who has created at least 10 images on Midjourney discord can now use the website to create more. Visit midjourney.com/. Imagine to start creating.

• Messages sent in specific Midjourney web rooms will be mirrored in corresponding Discord channels, and vice versa.
• Rooms included are: #daily-theme, #prompt-craft, #general-1, #newbies-1, and a superuser room for those with at least 1000 images. Look the print screen below below the space circled with red you can access those rooms in midjourney website as per the new annoucement previously it was available only in discord.

Go through the below video you can understand how to use the feature.

Conclusion

1. Accessing the Web Editor:
   • The web editor is only available on the web version of Midjourney.
   • To access it, you must have previously created at least 10 images on Midjourney via Discord.
   • Note that Midjourney is a paid service with different subscription plans.
2. Initial Steps to Access the Web Editor:
   • If you are a current Midjourney Discord user, start by going to an image you’ve upscaled in Discord.
   • Below the image, click on the ‘Web’ button. This action redirects you to the Midjourney website.

1. Using the Web Editor:
   • Once on the website, click on ‘Create’ to view all your creations.
   • You can choose to either edit an existing image or create a new one.
   • To edit, click on the image you wish to modify.

1. Editing Process:
   • After selecting an image, look for the ‘Web Editor’ option, typically found at the bottom right side.
   • Click on the ‘Web Editor’, which will display a circular editor interface.
   • For modifications, select the area you want to change (e.g., adding a red cap on the lady’s head in the video).
   • Change the prompt accordingly (e.g., “Wearing a red cap”) and submit the edit.

1. Finalizing the Edit:
   • After submitting, wait for about 2-3 minutes for the processing to complete.
   • You will receive four different versions of the edited image.
   • Select the version that best fits your new prompt or the one closest to what you envisioned, and upscale.
   • Your edited image is now ready to use.

Hope this breakdown makes it easier to understand how to use the Midjourney web editor, from starting out to completing your edits, shared the video as well as print screen hope it helps.

As I keep experimenting will upload more.

Midjourney AI Image Generator Now Free for Everyone: Create Stunning Art Online

Midjourney has made it easier for everyone to access its AI image generator. You no longer need a Discord account to use it—now, you can log in with your Gmail. This change means more people can try out the tool and create amazing artwork, all without the need for special access or invites.

New users can generate up to 25 images for free; after that, it becomes a paid service.

You can access Midjourney through the Midjourney browser on your mobile device to create images.

Discord users can also install the Discord app on their phones, add Midjourney, and use it through the app as well.

MIDJOURNEY: NEW IMAGE EDITOR

External Image Editor

The new image image editor in midjourney  lets you upload images from your computer and then expand, crop, repaint, add, or modify things in the scene.

Who’s Getting Access?

MidJourney is granting early access to these features for the following users:

• Those who have generated at least 10,000 images: This is for the power users who have been highly active in creating content.

• Yearly members: If you have a yearly membership, you’re also included in this group.

• Monthly subscribers for the past 12 months: Long-term commitment pays off! Those who have maintained their monthly subscription for the past year are now eligible as well. (MidJourney tried to implement a more granular approach, but due to database limitations, this was the most feasible solution.

Things to Keep in Mind:

There are a few quirks that MidJourney users might notice with these new features:

• Out-of-context requests: If you ask for something that doesn’t fit well in the scene or try to change a very tiny detail, the results might not turn out the way you expect.
• Size issues with outpainting: If you place a small object, like a tiny head, and ask MidJourney to complete the rest of the body, it might make the body too big. To fix this, try making the head bigger first, so the proportions work better.

MidJourney is always improving, so as you explore these new features, just keep these quirks in mind and have fun experimenting!

Midjourney Retexture feature

To use it, follow these steps:

1. On the left side menu, click on Edit.
2. At the top, you’ll see the Retexture option—click on it.
3. On the right side, click on New, where you’ll have two options: either enter an image URL or upload an image.
4. After uploading the image, enter the prompt that describes the retexture you want at the top.
5. Finally, click Submit Retexture.

It may take a few moments, and you’ll receive four retextured image options to choose from!