Midjourney prompts
Midjourney works best with short, dense prompts in English and parameters at the end: --ar for the aspect ratio and --no for what you don't want in the image.
VisualCodes converts your combination to that format: each code's fragment goes in English, the aspect ratio becomes --ar and constraints (“no text”, “no people”) become --no.
How to use it with Midjourney
- 1Build the combination in the Builder with any subject.
- 2Tap “Try in Midjourney”: the prompt is copied already formatted and Midjourney opens.
- 3Paste it into the “Imagine” box and generate.
Ready examples for Midjourney
A warm, close social post. · Codes: /AmbientGlow /BokehPortrait /CozyMood
Steaming cup of coffee on a table by the window, soft ambient glow, strong background bokeh, cozy intimate mood --ar 4:5 --no text
Frozen action against the light, high contrast. · Codes: /CityStreet /FreezeAction /Backlight /HighContrastColor
Skateboarder jumping in a city street, city street setting, urban buildings, pavement, traffic cues and everyday street atmosphere, frozen high-speed action, strong backlight, high colour contrast --ar 16:9 --no text
Drink product with a single colour accent. · Codes: /IceCold /RedAccent /Smoke
Soda bottle with droplets on a dark background, ice-cold drink look, single red accent, soft smoke atmosphere --ar 1:1 --no text, logo
Tips for Midjourney
- Put the most important part first: Midjourney weighs the first words more.
- --no takes several items separated by commas (“--no text, people”); no need to repeat the parameter.
- For consistent series, save the combination as a preset and change only the subject.
Build your own combination and tap “Try in Midjourney” to take it straight there.
Open the Builder