Prompts and generation settings
Reusable prompt formulas and advice on stylization, chaos, aspect ratio, HD mode, profiles, and prompt length.
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Best tweets about Midjourney
Find the best tweets about Midjourney, from prompts and visual styles to model updates, workflows, comparisons, and professional image creation.
Midjourney images, prompts, parameters, model releases, visual workflows, experiments, and professional creative results.
Original Xholic analysis
This sample centers on reusable prompts, visual experiments and style control, with supportive views outweighing criticism. Midjourney’s aesthetic appeal coexists with disputes over V8 fidelity and prompt complexity. Two hybrid workflows are among the supplied score outliers, while professional examples emphasize creative judgment alongside visual generation.
62% of posts
All-time engagement
100% of posts
Published in 90 days
Conversation map
Reusable prompt formulas and advice on stylization, chaos, aspect ratio, HD mode, profiles, and prompt length.
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Portraits, architecture, textures, fantasy scenes, character studies, and other explorations of Midjourney’s visual range.
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Shared SREF codes, personalization profiles, and moodboards for repeatable visual looks, from vintage film to sci-fi concept art.
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V8 alpha, 8.1 and 8.2 launches, feature updates, office-hours announcements, and product direction.
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Hands-on tests of Midjourney’s aesthetics, realism, emotional expression, fidelity, and prompt adherence against rival image models.
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Using Midjourney images with editing, animation, video, 3D, web, and mixed-reality tools.
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Midjourney in advertising, app identity, concept presentation, and branded visuals, including concerns about generic imagery and the role of creative judgment.
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Blending images, weighting image prompts, and refining prompts or references to guide output consistency.
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Tone and stance
Performance benchmark
Posts with media make up 90% of this collection. Their median all-time score is 10.8, compared with 34.6 for text-only posts.
Format mix
Consensus and debate
Shared view
Prompts and generation settings account for 18 tweets (36%); visual experiments for 16 (32%). Shared portrait templates, filmic keywords and texture studies provide practical examples beyond release discussion.
Shared view
Style references and personalization appear in 15 tweets (30%). Creators share SREF codes for specific looks and recommend profiles or moodboards to guide output; these are reported practices, not proof of universal improvements.
Shared view
Hybrid workflows appear in 8 tweets (16%). Examples carry Midjourney images into mixed reality, targeted editing and animated concept presentations, using it as one component of a broader creative process.
Open debate
Nick St. Pierre praises emotional nuance against Nano Banana, while other V8 testers report weak texture, sharpness or fidelity. These accounts distinguish aesthetic appeal from precision rather than establishing an overall model winner.
Open debate
One creator favors simple prompts; another warns against simple or vague prompts in a monochrome reference workflow. A filmic showcase uses an extensive block of keywords. These accounts offer context-dependent advice, not a settled best prompt length.
Open debate
An advertising workflow emphasizes generating variations, while a critic questions generic hero imagery disconnected from brands. An app redesign account argues that AI exploration cannot substitute for choosing a distinctive creative direction.
What performs
The mixed-reality pipeline has an all-time score of 318.84, or 26.97 times the supplied median. The Midjourney–Nano Banana editing example scores 154.9, or 13.1 times the median. These standout posts do not establish a causal workflow advantage.
Prompts and generation settings have a median all-time score of 18.64, compared with 6.6 for model releases and roadmap. The Co-Star acquisition announcement is nevertheless a roadmap outlier at 148.26; the theme median does not describe every post.
Statistical standouts
Creator landscape
The five most represented creators account for 20% of the selected posts.
1. Alexandra Aisling
@AllaAisling
2 posts
2. OscarAI
@Artedeingenio
2 posts
3. Tatiana Tsiguleva
@ciguleva
2 posts
4. فاطمة المحمادي
@fatoomdes
2 posts
5. GenIArt
@GenIArt_Fr
2 posts
6. Joshua Guo
@jshguo
2 posts
Alexandra Aisling’s two posts have a supplied median all-time score of 76.63. Her portrait and luxury-interior formulas include placeholders for subjects or spaces, lighting and colors, providing reusable prompt frameworks.
OscarAI’s two posts have a median all-time score of 58.11. Each pairs an SREF code with an aesthetic description, covering cinematic sci-fi sketches and European comic caricature rather than sharing parameters alone.
Tatiana Tsiguleva’s two posts have a median all-time score of 45.36. Her examples invite users to try weighted image prompts with HD and blending without text, offering alternatives to text-heavy prompting.
Since the previous snapshot
Themes, sentiment, stance, and post format are classified per tweet. All counts, shares, medians, creator concentration, freshness, and performance comparisons are then calculated directly from the published snapshot.
Xholic's all-time score compares engagement while accounting for reach, post age, and creator consistency. It is used for relative comparisons within this collection.
This report analyzes the exact 50-post snapshot shown below. AI identifies editorial categories and drafts explanations; all statistics are calculated from the snapshot, and every narrative claim is checked against cited posts before publication.
Best Midjourney tweets
Ranked 01–50
@XRarchitect ·
Pipeline: → Image (Midjourney) → Gaussian Splat (World Labs) → Web (SparkJS / Three.js) → Mixed Reality (Quest 3)
@TweetsByTBI ·
Studies of screen-based texture drawn from VHS tapes, CRT monitors and early digital signals. All images were generated using Midjourney with simple text prompts and ---p codes. While the prompts can be adapted to other image models, Midjourney is recommended for recreating a similar look and feel.


@Ben__Springer ·
New series from last night. Straight out of Midjourney v8 Alpha. I developed and optimized the prompts over 2 years. I use a heavy block of filmic keywords like "anamorphic lens", "film grain", "large dark shadows", "radial blur" etc to avoid a to synthetic look. @midjourney




@BrettFromDJ ·
Midjourney to Nano Banana Pro is the ultimate combo. Use Midjourney to define the style, and Nano Banana Pro to add specific elements. Prompt: "add a playhouse behind mickey" 🤯


@midjourney ·
Midjourney is acquiring Co-Star. CEO @banu__guler is now Chief Design Officer at Midjourney. She's building a cross-functional design, product and frontend team for all our efforts. The Co-Star app will continue to operate under Banus complete control. Welcome Banu and team <3
@nickfloats ·
Midjourney --v 8 is about to be released, and I feel like this example really shows how much more beautiful and emotionally nuanced MJ is compared to everyone else. Left: Midjourney Right: Nano banana Prompt: "A melancholic medieval young woman with a soft, sorrowful gaze, standing in partial profile. Her gown is slightly tattered at the edges, with a loosely draped neckline suggesting past elegance. Her head is tilted upward, yawning dramatically with her eyes closed and mouth open, eyebrows drawn with quiet distress. Behind her, a tall man stands closely, one arm placed around her waist, his expression distant and conflicted a cold, intense stare filled with superiority. The atmosphere is dim and dramatic, with soft chiaroscuro lighting, stone walls fading into shadow behind them, subtle painterly textures, historical illustration style, cinematic framing" Aesthetically it's not even close, but aside from that, what Midjourney generated here shows incredible emotional nuance. "Her eyebrows drawn with quiet distress." "His expression distant and conflicted, a cold, intense stare filled with superiority." The emotion as described is captured so beautifully.


@AllaAisling ·
Prompt Studio: Ultra-realistic Medium Portrait, for Midjourney V8 Ultra-realistic medium portrait of [subject], skin texture with visible pores, fine hairs and subtle imperfections, single [warm/dramatic] light source casting deep Rembrandt shadows, eyes reflecting [color] catchlight, raw emotional stillness, dark [color] to black gradient background, cinematic depth, editorial portrait photography, volumetric light, professional color grading Check ALTs for ideas 👇




@Artedeingenio ·
I think this Midjourney V7 style reference might interest you: --sref 1142076217 This style is cinematic sci-fi sketch concept art. Loose ink linework, rough strokes, and soft color washes create a raw, storyboard-like feel. It blends Moebius-inspired sci-fi with modern industrial design and cinematic lighting. Feels like a movie before it exists.




@ciguleva ·
Take these 3 images. Drop them into the Image Prompts section of the Midjourney Imagine bar. Add --iw 3 --hd. Add a text prompt if you want (optional) Show me what you got!



@CharaspowerAI ·
🚨PromptShare🚨 Extreme close-up with Midjourney V8 PROMPT Extreme close-up ultra-realistic shot of [subject detail], highly detailed textures with reflections and micro-details, macro photography, shot on Nikon D850, macro lens, f/2.8, ultra sharp focus, studio lighting, hyper detailed, 8k resolution




@AllaAisling ·
Prompt Studio: Interiors, Shadows, Luxury, for Midjourney V8 Ultra-realistic interior of [luxury space], warm [light source] casting long diagonal shadows across [material surface], reflections on [polished floor/marble/glass], depth and symmetry, rich [COLOR1] and [COLOR2] tones, cinematic stillness, architectural photography, volumetric ambient light, luxury lifestyle aesthetic, ultra detailed. Check ALTs for ideas 👇




@dariusdan ·
Don't be mad at me, but how long until we get tired of those generic midjourney hero images that have zero connection to the actual content or brand?🤔
@Artedeingenio ·
Here’s a Midjourney V7 style reference you might want to explore: --sref 3348769398 This style is European comic caricature with cinematic lighting. It blends Franco-Belgian bande dessinée energy with a more modern, slightly painterly digital finish. Feels like a quirky European animated movie full of personality.




@juliewdesign_ ·
midjourney v8 tests 👀 aesthetics, as always: unmatched. I did however think I didn't put in my contact lenses, a lot of the images lack texture and sharpness – just me?




@umesh_ai ·
Prompt on Midjourney : A breathtaking desert megastructure stands alone beneath a blazing white sun, a vast ring-shaped palace of pale sandstone, black glass, and gold suspended above endless dunes by colossal sculpted columns. Within the central void hangs a floating garden of palms, fountains, and terraces, visible through the giant open ring. The camera composition should feel cinematic and monumental, a wide-angle hero shot from dune level with strong foreground shadow patterns leading the eye toward the impossible structure. The light should be immaculate and studio-like despite the harsh desert: sculpted highlights on every architectural edge, controlled shadow detail, subtle bounce from the sand, and ultra-clear visibility through warm dust in the air. Small caravans and reflective pools at the base add scale and contrast. The entire image should feel like a lost imperial wonder of impossible engineering, combining extreme detail, royal opulence, surreal physics, and a jaw-dropping sense of scale and clarity. --chaos 30 --ar 16:9 --profile skx15nm --stylize 700 --v 8

@FedotOff90 ·
At $100k+/month in ad spend, creative velocity is the whole game. Andromeda burns through creatives faster than anything before it. What ran for 30 days in 2023 lasts 10-14 days now. Here's the process we use to maintain 100-200+ new variations per week across our portfolio without scaling headcount: Step 1: Identify your winners. Pull any creative that's been profitable for 7+ days at meaningful spend. These are your seeds — everything grows from here. Step 2: Feed the winning ad copy into Claude with this framework — generate variations across 5 dimensions, 4 each: hook swaps (different opening, same body), angle shifts (same benefit, different emotional lens), proof swaps (different evidence type), format changes (listicle, question-led, story-led, testimonial-style), audience pivots (different demographic, same offer). Step 3: That's 20 copy variations from one winner. Now multiply visually. Take each copy variation and generate 3-5 image versions through Midjourney or GetHookd. Different backgrounds, different product angles, different visual hooks. Step 4: Feed the best-performing copy into Higgsfield or Veo for video variations. Same script, different visual treatment. AI-generated UGC. Different presenters. Different settings. Step 5: Launch all variations in your testing campaign at $50-100/day per ad set. Within 3-5 days you know which combinations work. Winners move to your main Advantage+ campaign. The ratio that works: 80% iterations on proven winners, 20% net-new concepts. Most brands test 3-5 new creatives a week and wonder why their account is flatlined. They're bringing a knife to a gunfight. The AI tools (Claude for copy, Midjourney for statics, Higgsfield and Veo for video) are what make 200+ variations possible with a 2-person creative team. Without them you'd need a team of 10+ doing this manually. Creative velocity isn't a strategy. It's a survival requirement at scale in 2026.
@TweetsByTBI ·
Portraits and posed studio shots with a quiet, editorial tone. All images were generated using Midjourney with simple text prompts and ---p codes. While the prompts can be adapted to other image models, Midjourney is recommended for recreating a similar look and feel.


@maxescu ·
I spent 6 hours testing Midjourney v8 against every major image model. Conclusions: 1. v8 is better when you use a profile 2. If you push --s to higher levels, you start to get the same person 3. v8 in RAW mode is subpar 4. v8 lacks fidelity What do you think? Prompt below:
@Dari_Designs ·
Things I found useful with V8 alpha (from my own experience): - use many different profiles with different moodboards (even if the combination makes no sense). Somehow, when I use 5–7 profiles + a couple of moodboards, results get much better - stylization 1000 - don’t be afraid of chaos, anything between --c 10 and --c 100 - run many iterations and be patient V8 is still very far from perfect, but I trust they’ll refine it. Aesthetically, nothing else comes close to Midjourney so far

@0xInk_ ·
Midjourney v8 is very promising and incredibly fast Of course, you can't compare with Nano Banana 2, they serve different purposes With a few days of refinement, I believe this model could become extremely powerful. I can already feel the potential



@ciguleva ·
Have you tried blending images in Midjourney v8.1? Just 2 images (you can blend more, but I’ve found 2 work better), no text prompt... Pretty cool results.

@The_Sycomore ·
Midjourney V8 Blend - Monochrome --profile oovu5h7 --sref 2298369550 --v 8 --hd Warning : Your prompt should align with a high-quality monochrome photographic style and accurately describe the desired subject. V8 Alpha do not tolerate simple or vague prompts. The best results are achieved when the prompt is properly aligned with the moodboard and the srefs. Prompt in alt for example.



@The_Sycomore ·
Since Midjourney arrived three years ago, I feel like I've been caught in a constant internal conflict between my adult self, who wants to exploit it for professional reasons, and my childlike self, who just wants to build worlds with it. And I'm starting to understand why David refuses to make it a tool designed for professionals. The child is winning.
@promptsref ·
This might be one of the most hypnotic SREF styles I’ve seen lately. sref 621218381 on niji 6 creates a surreal, glowing world that feels like ukiyo-e met futuristic fantasy in a dream. Think: deep midnight blues burning orange-red light bioluminescent details mystical symbols soft halos everywhere The result looks mysterious, elegant, and slightly unreal — perfect if you want images that instantly feel cinematic and magical. Where this style works really well in Midjourney: fantasy game key art album covers with a mystical vibe myth-inspired character portraits VR or immersive worldbuilding scenes nightclub / concept branding visuals fashion campaign backgrounds with a surreal edge If you want to push this look further, try concepts like: bioluminescent clusters deep sea phantasm nocturnal ritual These directions make the style feel richer, stranger, and way more memorable. I dropped the full prompt formula in the comments. Use it if you want to recreate this exact aesthetic fast. #midjourney #sref

@promptsref ·
This Midjourney SREF feels like opening a forgotten photo album from the 80s. Warm golden light, soft fade, real film grain, slightly blurred edges— everything looks like a memory instead of just an image. sref 3799554500 Perfect if you want to create: nostalgic brand posters retro fashion ads album covers editorial portraits cinematic social posts 80s-inspired game scenes If your images feel too “clean” or too digital, this style adds that missing human warmth. Try adding: film grain warm golden hour vintage color palette The full prompt is in the comments if you want to recreate this exact look. #midjourney #sref

@DavidSHolz ·
the % of Midjourney prompts over 1300 characters long - this is a really interesting proxy for how much people are using LLMs to prompt image models!

@nickfloats ·
Early preview of Midjourney v8 now available for testing on alpha site! it's 5x faster native HD mode better text rendering better prompt adherence Use personalization and SREFs for best experience!

@bri_guy_ai ·
Simple prompts are usually the best prompts for Midjourney. a full body portrait of an extremely beautiful woman with curly brown hair, wearing glittery golden pants and red lace top, photorealistic, cinematic --chaos 8 --ar 85:128 --profile s6ucdp2 --stylize 888

@aliejules ·
Brand aesthetic style. No. 1 For travel + adventure brands, hospitality, lifestyle, wanderlust. Steal this style. Take it, use it, run with it or create your own visuals, like this: In Midjourney, add --p muq75ko m7373186466366619672 at the end of the prompt to get this style. I also used --s 400 (and occasionally --c 8) Prompts and images for you to download and use below.




@LukeADesign ·
Some more Midjourney exploration. Hitting my stride now, feel like I've finally worked out how to get a consistent output. Takes a while, but slowly guiding it with the right images and prompts pays off!




@laszlogaal_ ·
Yesterday @javilopen asked what happened to Midjourney. Usually if a tool disappoints I move on and keep it to myself, but I was scrolling through Midjourney's official Twitter account and something stopped me. They were implying that long prompts are usually "𝐠𝐩𝐭𝐬𝐥𝐨𝐩". I had to sit with that for a second because they are sitting at version 8 of their model, prompt length and adherence is still limited, faces are still distorted, no Omni feature in V8, text accuracy is still a problem and they removed relax mode so you are spending your credits on bad outputs. And still the users are the problem who are using too long prompts? It is 2026. We have Nano Banana Pro and NB2 with enormous context length, we have Black Forest Labs Flux2 Klein with text rendering running on consumer hardware, we have image editing models capable of taking 14 input images and now the problem is the user who wants to use longer than 1300 characters to control the output? I'm not writing against Midjourney itself, but more about this tweet. It's a great tool for quick visualizing, but since V6 they are falling behind while even open source, free models are catching up. Some examples for V8 and same promtps in Nano Banana Pro/2 4K in the gallery.

@LudovicCreator ·
🎨 DIGITAL OVERLOAD 🎨 Prompt MIDJOURNEY V8 : [SUBJECT] depicted in a Glitchwave Digital Overload, where distorted pixels and fragmented code create a frenetic atmosphere. Utilize a neon-lit color scheme of [COLOR1] and [COLOR2] to emphasize the digital chaos. Check ALTS




@froessell ·
AI is great at removing the blank page. It's useless at replacing your taste. AI gave me something good enough to hide behind. And I let it. This is what that actually looks like. I built Bogormen, a reading app for Danish kids, using @vibecodeapp_ . Fast scaffolding, working RevenueCat subscriptions, core logic in days instead of weeks. I was impressed with myself. Then I needed to design it. I tried @variantui. It generated a direction quickly. Colorful, friendly, clearly made for kids. I didn't love it, but I didn't hate it either. The pressure of wanting to ship made me skip the branding step. So I just restyled the fonts and colors, found an illustration pack on ui8 that felt playful enough, and launched. The app worked. The design was fine. After launch, the rose-tinted glasses came off fast. The kids were using the app every day, so I was exposed to it constantly. The pastel palette read as generic and "AI slob" to some. Nothing about it said Bogormen specifically. It could have been any children's app built in the last two years. I used AI to fill a space before I knew what I wanted to put there. I mistook speed for progress. The tools did their job. I hadn't done mine yet. The problem was I hadn't drawn anything in years and didn't have the budget to hire an artist. So I went back to something I remember being fond of - an old Cinema 4D design had a clay and fondant aesthetic I'd always liked. This time I used Midjourney for visual exploration, Nano Banana for fine-tuning, Kling for short animations. After a long time browsing without inspiration, a fox showed up in a Midjourney session and it clicked immediately. Warm, characterful, specific. A mascot instead of a placeholder. I rebuilt most of the app. The new version isn't finished. But for the first time I have a foundation I'm proud of and a visual direction I can extend to flyers, videos, and social posts. The fox works everywhere. The blob creatures worked nowhere. The lesson isn't that AI design tools are bad. @vibecodeapp_ is genuinely great for scaffolding. @variantui is great for early exploration and iterations. The illustration pack wasn't the problem either. The problem was that I shipped before I had made the real creative decision. AI made it easy to do that because it always gives you something. Something that looks finished. Something you can ship. You can use AI to skip the blank page. You cannot use it to skip the moment where you decide what you actually believe in. That part is still yours. And if you skip it, you will know. Maybe not on launch day. But thirty days later when your kids are using the app every day and you can't stop noticing everything that's wrong with it.

@LukeADesign ·
I hate the idea of AI replacing the creativity in design work, but I definitely think there's place for it. For example, I spent years explaining concepts to founders, hoping they'd see what I see. "Imagine the flowers sway as the camera pans out." No amount of explaining is as effective as just showing it. For a recent project, I was able to build my vision using @floraai and I could see how the founders reacted to it. They were sold. The static image, funnily enough, is done in Midjourney but adding the motion in flora elevated it immediately. AI is fun for sure and there's a massive use for it, but please don't let it take creative control from you.
@GenIArt_Fr ·
📅⛵️ Midjourney Office Hours Recap - Arpil, 01 2026 In short: Version 8.1 is due to be released shortly (early next week); major cost-cutting measures are currently underway; the website is being redesigned; and new closed-door tests and experiments on image quality are being conducted. 🇫🇷 Version française en commentaire 🔶 Version 8.1 (Next Model Release) 🔹 Upcoming model previously considered “V8 beta” will likely be named 8.1 to simplify naming. 🔹 Internal testing (guides/mods) shows strong positive feedback overall. 🔹 Expected release: early next week (Mon–Wed). 🔹 Final blocker: distillation optimization to reduce cost (currently 4–10x higher without it). 🔹 Goal: reduce distillation time from ~3 weeks → 1–2 days using improved methods. 🔶 Model Behavior & Transition Plan 🔹 8.1 may have edge cases where it performs worse than 8.0. 🔹 Plan: 🔸 Keep V8 (8.0) available for ~2 weeks post-launch. 🔸 Encourage users to compare outputs and report regressions. 🔹 Long-term: 🔸 8.0 will be deprecated, with 8.1 becoming the main model. 🔹 Shift away from “alpha/beta” terminology, but: 🔸 Models may still be temporary and phased out. 🔶 Future Testing Strategy 🔹 Moving toward a closed early testing group: 🔸 Size: ~10,000–100,000 users. 🔸 Likely based on activity or tenure. 🔹 Reason: 🔸 Need large-scale testing (~20k users). 🔸 Reduce low-quality or bad-faith feedback from fully open testing. 🔶 Image Quality & Feature Experiments 🔹 Potential improvements under exploration: 🔸 Higher default resolution (uncertain for 8.1 launch). 🔸 Experimental 4K rendering mode. 🔸 New upscalers in development. 🔸 Larger batch generation options. 🔹 Ongoing work on: 🔸 Full editing model capabilities (returning focus). 🔶 Website & UX Redesign 🔹 New design team working on a major web interface overhaul. 🔹 Goals: 🔸 Cleaner layout. 🔸 Easier onboarding and usability. 🔹 Timeline estimate: ~1 month. 🔹 Approach: 🔸 Visually different but still recognizably Midjourney. 🔸 Focus on design-driven improvements, not just features. 🔶 Mobile & Platform Direction 🔹 Early movement toward: 🔸 More distinct desktop vs mobile experiences. 🔹 Improved design system expected to: 🔸 Enable better mobile usability and structure. 🔶 Upcoming Announcements 🔹 “Secret projects” nearing announcement stage. 🔹 Priority: 🔸 Release 8.1 first, ensure stability and user satisfaction. 🔸 Then begin rolling out new project reveals.

@GenIArt_Fr ·
⛵️Midjourney Office Hours Notes trip 🇫🇷 En français en commentaire After spending two and a half years translating the notes from Midjourney’s ‘Office Hours’ for the French community, and having been posting on Midjourney’s Discord server for about a year, I’ve decided to bring all these posts to life. A journey through the styles and history of Midjourney. The images weren’t originally intended to follow on from one another; rather, they were designed to showcase the widest possible range of styles. As a result, sequencing them wasn’t necessarily straightforward, but I hope you’ll find the final result captivating. A big thank you to James Griffing, who has done a remarkable job and who has supported and guided me through this adventure. And thank you to @aliejules, who posted the recaps on X when I first started. And of course, a huge thank you to @DavidSHolz for being there every week to work and share updates on this fantastic tool, and thank you to all the Midjourney teams working behind the scenes. https://t.co/TnkgpTfC58
@mark_k ·
David Holz from @Midjourney sparked an interesting debate about diffusion versus autoregression in AI. His argument: most researchers broadly agree that autoregression, like GPT-style models, makes sense when memory bandwidth is cheap, while diffusion makes sense when FLOPS are cheap. And the future of compute increasingly looks FLOPS-heavy. Memory scaling is hard. FLOPS scaling is easier. So why not lean fully into diffusion, as Midjourney does? The replies quickly got interesting: AR still has major advantages for KV caching, streaming, and sequential tasks like reasoning and agents. Others pointed toward hybrids, or argued that diffusion may gain an efficiency edge as hardware keeps shifting.

@jshguo ·
Midjourney v8.2 + Elden Ring The mobile web app is pretty decent to use, better than expected. It’s a lot of fun for passing the time on the train.




@_VVSVS ·
Midjourney Prompt Share a bunch of stickers --ar 5:6 --sref 2097280548 3115526376 2733214426 --profile xl1hjul --stylize 500

@Halleyapps ·
Raytracing applied to wet materials. The moss and steel look incredibly real. #Midjourney Made with AI toggle activated


@pzf_ai ·
I've been testing Midjourney v8 in its alpha release this week. I know there've been mixed reactions so far, and I understand why; not everything is landing yet. But this caught my eye. Look at the tear. Many AI models have struggled with tears but, here, it catches the light the way a real tear would. And the redness around the eye, the overall expression and framing of the face: I think it works well. Have you had any images with v8 that have really worked for you?

@TheoMediaAI ·
Playing around with Midjourney v8-- namely trying out our "Female Cyberpunk Assassin w/ Short Red Hair" in a few different styles. Lots of hot takes on MJv8a wonk-- and, sure I'm getting it too-- but I think the important part to remember: It's an Alpha. This is pretty typical MJ. Alpha is always the playground to get adjusted to the new model. I'm gonna keep messing with it to see what I can pull out.




@jshguo ·
The plan: RED. I gave Midjourney a series of prompts around desire, danger, intimacy, and loneliness, then shaped the results into a moodboard.

@fatoomdes ·
@midjourney SREF Share [prompt] --ar 16:9 --sref 259931628 #Midjourney #AIArt #AIDesign #SaudiArtist

@RichKleinAI ·
You can make relaxing animations quickly using Midjourney and Seedance 2. I used @runwayml for this example. These are great when you need a creative diversion. Workflow with prompts in the replies:
@RoundtableSpace ·
Every filmmaker needs to try this hybrid AI workflow for precision camera control. Block out your camera move in Blender to create a motion reference. Generate your start frame in Midjourney to match the pose and composition. Feed both into Seedance. It tracks the move almost exactly. This is one of the most powerful hybrid pipelines out there right now.
@AiBreakfast ·
Midjourney V7 came out almost a year ago, and to this day nothing can match its vintage aesthetic generations




@rubenhassid ·
Grok is now just as good as Midjourney (for images). Prompt: "A CCTV-style surveillance footage of a monkey sitting in a small room, using a computer." Top left: Grok. Top right: Midjourney. Bottom left: ChatGPT. Bottom right: Nano-Banna. > grok is catching up. > midjourney is too artistic. > chatgpt's monkey looks fake. > nano Banana is also great, but we already know that. TL;DR: grok's monkey is my favorite. You?




@fatoomdes ·
@midjourney SREF Share [prompt] --ar 16:9 --sref 737449910 #Midjourney #AIArt #AIDesign #SaudiArtist

@theinformation ·
Midjourney built a profitable AI business without venture capital, but slowing growth and rising competition are testing how long that independence can last. This week's Big Read: https://t.co/BLzR7PZZik
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