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Midjourney Prompt Guide

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description Midjourney Prompt Guide Overview

While not a generative tool itself, comprehensive prompt guides and prompt engineering libraries are vital resources. These curated guides teach users the precise syntax, weighting, and stylistic keywords needed to coax the absolute best, most consistent results from powerful models like Midjourney or SDXL. For the serious designer, mastering the language of the AI is the most valuable skill, and these guides provide the necessary structure.

help Midjourney Prompt Guide FAQ

Where should Midjourney parameters go in a prompt?

Midjourney's current documentation says parameters go at the end of the prompt, after the descriptive text. They should have a space before the dashes and should not be followed by ordinary punctuation. [Midjourney parameter guide](https://docs.midjourney.com/hc/en-us/articles/32859204029709-Parameter-List)

What does the Midjourney --ar parameter do?

The `--ar` or `--aspect` parameter changes the image shape, such as `--ar 16:9` for a wide composition. It is useful when preparing images for a screen, poster, portrait, or social-media layout.

What is the difference between --stylize and a style reference?

The `--stylize` parameter controls how strongly Midjourney applies its own artistic interpretation. A style reference such as `--sref` instead uses a reference image or style code to guide the visual look.

Does a Midjourney Prompt Guide generate images by itself?

No. A prompt guide is a reference for syntax, wording, and parameters, while Midjourney is the image-generation service. The same guide may explain controls such as `--version`, `--seed`, and `--no` without running any generation.

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