EDITOR GUIDE

The MPM Editor

The MPM editor provides an intuitive interface for crafting and refining your Midjourney and other ImageGen AI prompts seamlessly.

Base Prompt

The Base Prompt section is your starting point for every image creation. Here you'll enter your creative vision, access quick actions, and see your complete prompt assembled in real-time. As you make selections throughout the editor—parameters, styles, and references—watch your Key Prompt update instantly, ready to copy with a single click.

MPM Base Prompt input field

Text Input Field

The foundation of every Midjourney creation starts with your creative vision expressed in natural language.

  • Text Input - Write your creative vision in natural language. Describe scenes, subjects, moods, and artistic styles in your own words.
  • Live Preview - Watch your Key Prompt update in real-time as you type. See exactly what will be sent to Midjourney, including all parameters and style selections.
  • One-Click Copy - Instantly copy your prompt to clipboard with a single click. Use the dropdown to select optimized formats for Midjourney, Nano Banana Pro, GPT Image, Kling, Grok, Flux.2, Firefly, and other AI image generators.

Key Prompt

The Key Prompt is where everything comes together. Your base prompt text, Midjourney parameters, reference image URLs, and MPM style selections are automatically assembled into a single, complete prompt string—ready to paste directly into Midjourney, Discord, or other AI image generation tools.

  • Live Assembly - Watch your prompt build in real-time as you type and make selections. Every parameter, style, and reference is instantly reflected in the Key Prompt display.
  • Copy Button - One click copies the complete prompt to your clipboard. Use the dropdown arrow to select optimized formats: Midjourney (full parameters), Nano Banana Pro and GPT Image (cleaned with aspect ratio), or Kling, Grok, Flux.2, Firefly, and other AI generators (cleaned prompt only).
  • Save Button - Store your prompt to your library for future use, iteration, and organization into projects. Available in the app editor for logged-in users.
  • Discord Mode - Enable "Add /imagine for Discord input" to automatically prepend the /imagine command to your prompt, making it ready for direct paste into Discord's Midjourney bot.
  • Reset - Clear the base prompt field and start fresh while preserving your parameter and style selections.

Parameter Controls

All major Midjourney parameters are available through visual UI controls. No need to memorize parameter syntax—just click and adjust.

MPM Parameter Controls interface

Image Settings

  • Aspect Ratio - Visual selector showing actual proportions (16:9, 1:1, 9:16, etc.)
  • Version - Select model version including V6.0, V6.1, V7 (default), Niji 6.0, plus legacy versions (V1-V5.2, Niji 4.0-5.0)
  • Quality - Image quality and GPU usage (1x, 2x, or 4x GPU). Higher values produce more detailed results.
  • Mode - Standard vs Raw processing modes
  • Personalization - Apply your personal Midjourney style code for consistent aesthetic preferences across generations.

Creative Controls

  • Stylization (0-1000) - Control artistic interpretation. Higher values = more stylized results.
  • Weirdness (0-3000) - Introduce creative variance. Higher values = more unexpected results.
  • Chaos (0-100) - Control composition randomness. Higher values = more varied grid results.

Additional Controls

Fine-tune your generation with these additional options. All settings update your Key Prompt in real-time.

  • Speed - Choose between Relax, Fast, or Turbo generation modes based on your Midjourney subscription and urgency.
  • Tile Image - Enable seamless tiling for creating repeatable patterns and textures.
  • Draft Mode - Generate quick preview images at lower quality for rapid iteration.
  • Negative Keywords - Specify elements to exclude from your image using the --no parameter.

Style Selections

Access 1,430+ curated styles across 17 professional categories. Build complex prompts with a few clicks instead of typing lengthy descriptions.

MPM Style Selections accordion closed view MPM Style Selections interface

17 Style Categories

Theme Emotion & Mood Camera Angles & Shots Cameras & Lenses Natural Lighting Time of Day Ambiance & Styling Ambient Lighting Lighting Effects Color Treatment Number of Colors Specific Colors Color Palettes Physical Properties Reflections & Refractions Chromism & Luminescence Artist Styles

Each category contains dozens of professionally curated options. Look for the Single-Select or Multi-Select label in each accordion to understand your selection options.

How It Works

  • 1
    Expand any category accordion

    Browse available styles within each category

  • 2
    Click style buttons to select/deselect

    Selected styles highlight and add to your prompt

  • 3
    See active styles in header badges

    Quickly review selections without expanding

  • 4
    Key Prompt updates automatically

    Changes reflect instantly—no save needed

  • 5
    Combine styles across categories

    Layer Theme + Mood + Lighting for best results

Style Features

  • Single vs Multi-Select - Categories are clearly labeled. Single-select categories (like Theme) allow one choice, while multi-select categories let you combine multiple styles.
  • Visual Tooltips - Theme and Artist styles include example images in their tooltips, helping you preview the aesthetic before selecting.
  • Color Previews - Specific Colors and Color Palettes categories display actual color swatches in the selectors, so you can see exactly what you're choosing.
  • Header Badges - Selected styles appear as badges in accordion headers, giving you a quick overview of your current selections at a glance.

Reference Management

Configure all Midjourney reference types from one unified interface with full control over weights and parameters. For quick reference selection from uploaded images, use the Image Library checkboxes on the prompt page—both interfaces stay synchronized.

MPM Reference Management interface

Image Prompts (--iw)

Add up to 4 image URLs with global weight control:

  • • URLs placed at prompt start
  • • Weight range: 0 to 3.0
  • • Great for composition reference

Style References (--sref)

Add up to 4 style references with individual weights:

  • • Each reference has its own --sw weight
  • • Weight range: 0 to 1000
  • • Also supports style reference codes

Character References (--cref)

V6+ & Niji 6

Maintain character consistency:

  • • Up to 4 character references
  • • Individual --cw weights
  • • Perfect for character series

Omni References (--oref)

V7 ONLY

The most versatile reference type:

  • • Single image reference
  • • Omni weight control (--ow)
  • • Combines style and subject

Video Starting Frames

EDITOR ONLY

Set a starting frame for Midjourney video generation. Your image becomes the first frame of the generated video.

Style Reference Codes

Enter numeric style codes directly. These are generated using --sref random in Midjourney and can be reused across prompts for consistent styling.

Why Use the Editor for References?

While the prompt page's Image Library offers quick one-click reference selection, the editor provides advanced capabilities:

  • Precise Weight Control - Set exact values for --iw, --sw, --cw, and --ow instead of defaults
  • Video Starting Frames - Only available in the editor interface
  • External URLs - Reference images from anywhere, not just your library
  • Style Reference Codes - Enter numeric codes from --sref random

Tip: Use the Image Library for quick selection, then switch to the editor to fine-tune weights for optimal results.

Version-Aware Features

MPM automatically adapts the interface based on your selected Midjourney version.

Automatic Migration

When you switch versions, MPM automatically handles reference compatibility:

V6

Character References

Up to 4 --cref images

V7

Omni References

Single --oref image

Switching from V6 to V7? Your first character reference automatically becomes an omni reference. Switching back? It converts to a character reference with default weight.

Caution

When switching from V6 Character References to V7 Omni References, only the first image in the Character Reference selections is chosen due to Midjourney limitations on the number of Omni References (4 images vs. 1 image).

Ready to Create?

Experience the MPM editor and discover how intuitive prompt creation can be.

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