Midjourney is the ultimate text-to-image AI generator, and all you have to do is give it a simple prompt, and it will come up with some really amazing and hyperrealistic photos. In this video, I want to show you exactly how to set up Midjourney and create your own images

with a text prompt and some more advanced text prompts that will take your image to the next level. But I want to simplify this because if you've never used Midjourney before, it's going to be a little bit complicated because it's actually not a website. It takes place on

Discord. So let me show you exactly how it works step-by-step. The first thing you need to do is you need to go to discord.com and actually sign in for a Discord account. Now, this is a chat website and it's an app as well, so you

could download it on your computer or open it in your web browser. But Discord basically is the way Midjourney is going to create these images for you. You can't just go to the Midjourney website to make this. Now, this is what Discord looks like. We don't even have to really

figure out how Discord works. I just want to show you how Midjourney works here, but you just go over here to explore public servers and look for Midjourney. If you look for the Midjourney server, you could actually join it. Anyone could join the server, so you could click over

here and then press join. Usually, you'll see something that says 'join Midjourney.' I've already joined it, so I won't see this prompt, but right on top, make sure you join the Midjourney server. I would also put a link in the description to

Midjourney server, if you want to just directly click that, it will bring you to the Midjourney server. Here you should land on the home page. And then step three is you need to create a Midjourney account. Now, because if I try to create an image, it used to be free

but now you can't create any images in Midjourney. You need a subscription plan. The next thing you want to do is you want to go to midjourney.com, and we need to sign into Midjourney and purchase our plan from here. So I'm going to go

ahead and sign in. You already know I'm logged into the Discord site, so it's going to let me authorize the connection between Midjourney and Discord, and then it's going to let me purchase a plan. I'll click here, and they do have monthly

and yearly plans. So I'm just going to use the basic plan here and subscribe. And they used to have a free one, so you may see some old tutorials that show you how to do this for free. Doesn't exist anymore. You can't do this for free, so

now inside of Discord, now that I'm subscribed, I could go to these channels called "Newbie" channels. Any of them that says "Newbie." Now, inside of these "Newbie" channels, you could do it here. And all you have to do is type in "/imagine" and then you would type in your prompt

from here. But anybody that creates anything, other people could see it from here. Another option is you could just do this directly privately inside of the chat bot, the Midjourney chat bot, and you could actually access it. If you look at any of these that have that creation, it

says mid-Journey bot and it's going to bring you, if you just talk to it, it will bring you to the direct chat with that chatbot. You could always click this direct message icon if you haven't used Discord before to jump into the Discord

with the chatbot. I don't have any friends on this account so I only see Direct messages with the chatbot, but you will have to just find mid-journey chatbot or mid-journey bot and then talk to it. Okay, so all I have to do now is

type in Imagine and then I will type in my prompt. If I selected, so in this case I'm going to ask you to create an image construction of the pyramids, and I'll show you a couple more advanced settings in a second. Right now I'm just going to

press enter to get this creation here, and then I'm going to have to wait a little bit. It depends on which kind of an account you get, so the more expensive account levels actually do this a little bit faster. They move faster through the processing. I have the cheapest version

here to show you in this demo, and here's my final image. I could click on it and see all the different images that it creates. Every time it will create four different images for you to preview, and right over here you have multiple different options. So right here it says

V1, V2, V3, and V4, that is showing you the version of them. Okay, so this is V1, 2, 3, and 4. So, so if you wanted four different options from one of those, like if I chose V1, it will give me four

different versions of V1 U1 will upres and then let me download that image, so I press U1 and it's going to give me a new chat. This is the upres version of it, and I could actually download this one. The one that where I

said V4 is creating four different new images based on that selection, which was the first one, so it's just giving me four that look like that. And as you can see, I've done a little bit more here to get more versions of them. So again, the

top is to download an upres version. Again, it's one, two, three, and four. And then the V version is just letting you get four new versions of each one of these. Again, one, two, three, or four. And then you could still make variations once you upres it as one, too. So you could press

make variations, and it's going to do the same thing I just showed you here. If you like it, you could open it here in a website. So it's going to open a website, it takes you to the Midjourney website here, so I could go ahead and press the

save icon here and save it right to my computer. And it saves it as a high-res PNG as long as you upres it with that U option. So it upres'd U1, which was the first version, and now I have it downloaded over here. So let me show you

how to take these prompts to the next level. So the Midjourney actually has a resource to this page where it shows you for some of the Midjourney different versions how to exactly prompt it. So the first is you want to give it a subject. So this will go in the very beginning

then you want to give it the details on the surrounding, then you want to give it the stylization, the media type you want. So this is an example, and then you could give us some parameters to take it to the next level. So these are an option

for parameters. So I'm going to show you this exact example of what it comes up with. So I'm going to take this, and this is what I got from that prompt, and as you can see, the more detailed you are, this one I didn't ask it to be hyper

realistic, so it's more of a painting, but you could do all kinds of different variations from painting to making it look like an actual photo. Here's another version where my prompt was "hyper realistic photo of three kids playing with a train set", and then some of my

parameters were "4K hyper realistic version 5.1", and then these are the images that I got here. And then I mastered one of them to get an image that looks like this, that was my favorite. Then I could again upres this and then download it on Midjourney, and

I'll show you one more thing here. Type in `/settings` and it will pull up the settings prompt here, and then press enter. And then this is going to give you some settings. So by default, it's always going to land on the latest version of Midjourney, in this case, it's

5.1, but you can actually use the different versions of it, even the previous versions of it, and kind of compare, but I usually recommend you use the latest one. The "raw mode" is very powerful again to advance for this training, but you could select this

alongside the latest version of Midjourney, you could change the style level here, and one thing that is a little bit confusing is even though I'm talking inside of the chatbot and not inside of those channels that I show you, those newbie channels where you see everyone

else's, these are still public inside of the Midjourney website. So to make them completely private where only Midjourney staff kind of sees that, against you, you have to still follow their policies, but if you press this option to go private, it's not going to

let you because not all their paid plans have a private option. So you have to upgrade your plan. The plan I signed up with in this tutorial does not have the private option. It's public. I'm still doing it inside of this Midjourney bot, so it's a little bit better I think than

doing inside of those channels, but again, if you want to totally private from public viewing, just make sure you upgrade your plan to the one that has the private option. So this is just a basic guide, but you could give us some prompts that really take the stylized version of

these images to the next level. So we are putting together an entire library of content, not just on Midjourney, but everything in the world of AI as they get released, with the latest updates, latest tutorials, all in one place in a Netflix style platform. Make sure you

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