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Model with vibrant matte red lipstick, green eyes, pink blusher, eye shadow and black hair,

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Model with glossy pink lipstick, green eyes, pink blusher, eye shadow and black hair,

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A collage of four images featuring an Asian model with different lipstick shades.

How to use “Vary Region” in Midjourney color

Click above Image to download and unveil the creative prompt. Explore, download, and get inspired.

In the above images, I utilized the ‘vary region’ parameter in Midjourney. I began by generating a base image. After that, I upscaled the image, targeted the lip area, entered the necessary prompt for the lip modifications, and clicked submit to generate the image.

The workflow is shared below

  1. Generate an image

2. Upscale the image and click on “vary region’

This is the base image .

Prompt( fashion portrait, front view, looking at the camera, image of an Asian women, wearing red lipstick.)

When you upscale the image, you will see several options below; please click on ‘vary region’.

This window appears after you click on ‘vary region.’

In the lower left of the editor, you have rectangular selection and freehand tool. The undo tool is located in the upper left of the editor.

 3. Select areas to regenerate and submit your job.

5. View your result

Here are four images as a result. There are three shades of pink and one shade of purple.

If you’re not happy with these shades, you can regenerate new ones using the same process.

I regenerated second time. When I did that, the colors changed. The first grid had three shades of pink and one purple. The second grid has two shades of purple and two shades of pink. This shows one way to try out the ‘vary region’ feature in MJ.

Learn to create consistent character in Midjourney

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How to Use the ‘No’ Parameter in Midjourney

How to Use the ‘No’ Parameter in Midjourney.

Click each Image to download and unveil the creative prompt. Explore, download, and get inspired.

“The images displayed above were created using Midjourney. By clicking on an image, you will be given the prompt used for its creation, and there is also an option to download the image. Creating these images is straightforward if you are familiar with the prompts.

For these particular images, I have utilized the ‘no’ parameter of Midjourney. “I used ‘–no hair on forehead’ in my prompts to keep hair off the face in the images. They turned out perfectly, except for one where I chose to have hair on the forehead for a different look.”

Example prompt: ‘Medium close-up shot, create an image of a woman with grey eyes, hair color electric blue-black, short wavy hair, symmetrical image, background patio –no hair on forehead.’

This format demonstrates how you should apply the ‘no’ parameter in your prompts.

The ‘no’ parameter in Midjourney tells the AI exactly what to leave out of the picture. It’s a straightforward command that makes sure certain details don’t show up in the final image.

Let me show you one more eg of ” no paramater.”

In this screenshot, you can see the images generated by the MidJourney. Prompt (Product photography, product shot of an orange serum bottle, Fujifilm Pro 400H). As you can see, one of the images contains orange. However, if you don’t want orange in any of the images, this is where you can use the ‘no’ parameter

I have revised the prompt by mentioning the ‘no parameter’ at the end, and as a result, you can see there is no orange in any of the images.

Let me show you one more example: In the above screenshot in the top left image the serum is placed on a stone pedestal.

I’ve revised the prompt (Product photography, product shot of a orange serum bottle, Fujifilm Pro 400H, –no stone pedestal) by including the ‘no parameter’ at the end, and as a result, you can see that none of the images contain any orange.

If no parameter is not working :

Chk for the following

1. After the prompt you have to place comma and then enter (no text). Refer the above prompt

2. –no orange ( after double dash, dont give space)

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Electric blue hair color

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Silver hair color

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Burgundy hair color

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Lavender hair color

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