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Workflow Features
Explore advanced strategies for image libraries, prompt iteration, project organization, and time-saving techniques that maximize your creative workflow.
Clone and Iterate
One of MPM's most powerful features is the ability to clone prompts and iterate on your creative vision.
The Clone Workflow
- 1 Open an Existing Prompt - Navigate to any prompt you want to build upon
- 2 Click Clone - Creates an exact copy as a new prompt
- 3 Automatic Asset Transfer - All images in the library carry over
- 4 Ready to Iterate - Modify the new prompt while preserving the original
What Gets Cloned
- Base prompt text
- All Midjourney parameters
- Style selections
- Image Library - All images from original
Iteration Benefits
- • A/B Testing - Compare different parameter combinations
- • Version History - Keep successful prompts while experimenting
- • Progressive Refinement - Build on what works
- • Reference Preservation - Library images ready for references
Managing Prompts at Scale
Projects provide the organizational layer for managing large numbers of prompts efficiently.
Project Card View
From the Projects page, each project displays as a card showing:
Status Workflow
Track your projects through stages:
- Active - Currently being worked on
- On Hold - Paused for later
- Completed - Finished but accessible
- Archived - Hidden from default views
Project Management Actions
- • Open - View all prompts within the project
- • Edit - Update name, description, status, visibility
- • Clone - Duplicate the entire project
- • Delete - Remove project (with confirmation)
- • Change Team - Reassign to different team
Your Command Center
The MPM Projects page is your central hub for managing all prompts across your workspace.
List View Features
- • Project Name - Sortable column
- • Description - Preview with expansion option
- • Prompt Count - Total prompts in each project
- • Hashtags - Clickable tags for filtering
- • Status - Color-coded badges
- • Visibility - Public/Private indicator
Organization Tools
- • Search - Find projects by name or description
- • Status Filter - Show only specific statuses
- • Team Filter - Filter by team assignment
- • Per-Page Results - Choose 10, 25, 50, or 100 items
- • Hide Archived - Toggle archived visibility
This comprehensive interface gives you complete control over large prompt libraries, making it easy to find, organize, and manage hundreds of prompts.
Pro Tips
Maximize your workflow with these expert strategies.
Reference Image Strategy
- Build Libraries First - Upload your best Midjourney outputs before creating variations
- Organize by Style - Group similar reference images in dedicated prompts
- Use Multiple References - Combine style + character refs for maximum consistency
Project Organization
- Client-Based Projects - Create separate projects for each client/campaign
- Status Discipline - Keep statuses updated to track progress
- Tag Consistently - Use standardized hashtags across projects
Iteration Workflow
- 1 Create a "Master" prompt with your core concept
- 2 Clone for each variation
- 3 Adjust one variable at a time
- 4 Compare results in the image library
- 5 Clone successful variants for further refinement
Time-Saving Tips
- Use JSON Import with AI assistants for bulk prompt creation
- Star important projects for quick sidebar access
- Use search to find prompts across all projects
Workflow Examples
Real-world use cases to inspire your creative process.
Campaign Asset Creation
- 1 Create project: "Summer Campaign 2026"
- 2 Build master prompt with brand style references
- 3 Clone for each asset variant (hero, social, banner)
- 4 Upload results to respective prompt libraries
- 5 Mark completed prompts, archive when done
Character Development Series
- 1 Create project: "Character - Warrior Mage"
- 2 Generate initial character concept
- 3 Upload to library, set as character reference
- 4 Clone prompt for different poses/scenes
- 5 Character reference maintains consistency across all clones
Style Exploration
- 1 Create project: "Style Tests - Neo Tokyo"
- 2 Create base prompt with scene description
- 3 Clone for each style variation
- 4 Apply different style references to each clone
- 5 Compare results, identify winning styles for production
Ready to Level Up?
Master these advanced workflows to transform your Midjourney creative process. Start with the basics and progressively incorporate more powerful features.