Midjourney Update! New EDITOR Breakdown
TLDRMidjourney introduces a new editor mode that consolidates panning, zooming, and in-painting into one interface. Users can adjust the canvas aspect ratio, extend the canvas in any direction, and place the original image as desired. The editor also allows for zooming in by pulling the sidebars inward, though full cropping is not supported. In-painting features an erase and restore function with adjustable brush size, and prompts can be edited for more specific results. Additionally, chat rooms are now synced with Discord, and users with at least 10 creations can create images directly on the website.
Takeaways
- π Midjourney has introduced a new Editor mode that combines panning, zooming, and in-painting into one feature.
- πΌοΈ Users can change the aspect ratio of the canvas by clicking and dragging the white bars on the sides of the frame.
- π The Editor allows for extending the canvas in any direction and repositioning the original picture within the new frame.
- π Panning features include moving the image up, down, left, or right, with the option to fill in the new areas with generated content.
- π Zooming in is possible by pulling the sidebars inward, but with limitations on full cropping; only left-right or up-down directions are supported.
- π¨ In-painting allows users to erase parts of the image and generate new content based on adjusted prompts.
- ποΈ The size of the in-painting brush can be adjusted, and it's recommended to select larger areas for better results.
- π Prompt editing is available during in-painting, enabling users to refine the generated content by altering the description.
- π An undo button and keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+Z or Command+Z) are provided to correct mistakes during in-painting.
- π The Editor also includes a scale button for quick resizing and repositioning of the image within a new frame.
- π¨οΈ Midjourney's chat rooms are now synced with Discord, allowing for live communication across different platforms.
- π Users who have created at least 10 images on Midjourney can now create images directly on the website.
Q & A
What are the three new features introduced by Midjourney?
-The three new features introduced by Midjourney are a new editor mode, syncing of chat rooms with Discord, and the ability for users who have created at least 10 images to create on the website.
How can I access the new editor mode in Midjourney?
-To access the new editor mode, go to the main Midjourney website, generate a picture you like, hover over 'creative actions' in the bottom right, find the new editor under 'more options'.
What does the editor mode combine in one setup?
-The editor mode combines panning, zooming, and in-painting into one setup.
How can I change the aspect ratio of the canvas in the editor mode?
-You can change the aspect ratio of the canvas by clicking and dragging the white bars on each side of the frame.
What happens when you extend the canvas upwards in the editor mode?
-When you extend the canvas upwards, you can expand the canvas in any direction and place your original picture wherever you want in the frame.
How does the zoom in feature work in the editor mode?
-To zoom in, you click on one of the sidebars and pull inwards. Midjourney will then rerun the picture through its subtle upscale, increasing the resolution.
What is the limitation when using the zoom in feature in the editor mode?
-The limitation is that you can only zoom in left, right, or up and down. You cannot grab the frame from every direction; you have to choose either up and down or left and right.
How does the in-painting feature work in the editor mode?
-In the in-painting feature, you can use the erase and restore functions to edit parts of the image. You can change the size of the brush and edit the prompt for more specific results.
What is the purpose of the scale button in the editor mode?
-The scale button allows you to quickly resize the image and change its position within the frame, making it easier to adjust the composition.
How are the chat rooms on Midjourney updated?
-The chat rooms are now synced with Discord, allowing for live communication between users on different platforms.
What is required for a user to create images on the Midjourney website?
-A user needs to have created at least 10 images on Discord to be able to create images on the Midjourney website.
Outlines
πΌοΈ New Editor Mode in Mid Journey
Mid Journey has introduced a new editor mode that consolidates features like panning, zooming, and in-painting into a single setup. This editor is accessible through the main website, midjourney.com, and offers a range of options for manipulating images. Users can change the aspect ratio, extend the canvas, and reposition the original picture within the frame. The editor also supports a basic panning feature and allows for canvas expansion in any direction. The script demonstrates the process of using the editor to create different image generations by panning and adjusting the canvas. It also includes the use of an SRF code for achieving a specific art style and encourages following on social media for style updates.
π οΈ Enhancing Image Manipulation with Mid Journey's Editor
The script continues to explore the new editor mode by discussing the zooming feature, which allows for both zooming in and out, albeit with limitations on full cropping. It explains that zooming in is achieved by pulling the image corners inward, which then runs the image through an upscale process for higher resolution. However, the editor currently does not support grabbing the frame from every direction, only up and down or left and right. The video also covers in-painting, where users can erase and restore parts of an image, and edit the prompt for more specific results. The script provides a live troubleshooting example of changing the color of glasses in an image and suggests writing prompts as if the desired image already exists for better outcomes.
π Updates to Mid Journey's Chat Rooms and Website Accessibility
The final paragraph discusses updates to Mid Journey's chat rooms, which are now synced with Discord, allowing for live communication across platforms. It mentions that certain chat rooms are exclusive to users who have created a significant number of images, such as the 'super users' club. The script also explains how users can filter chat room images to view only their creations or change settings to view images once they are completed. Additionally, it notes that anyone who has created at least 10 images on Mid Journey can now create on the website, and provides a tip for users who may have trouble accessing this feature, suggesting they use a specific command in Discord to sync their stats with the Mid Journey bot. The video concludes by inviting feedback on the new editor and promoting another video on creating custom fonts in Mid Journey.
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Keywords
Editor Mode
Panning
Zooming
Inpainting
Erase and Restore
Aspect Ratio
Creative Actions
Super Users
Sync with Discord
Prompt Craft
Highlights
Midjourney has introduced a new editor mode that combines panning, zooming, and in-painting into one setup.
The new editor can be accessed through the main midjourney.com website after generating a picture.
Users can change the aspect ratio of the canvas by clicking and dragging the white bars on each side of the frame.
The editor allows extending the canvas in any direction and repositioning the original picture within the frame.
Panning features include filling in areas when the canvas is extended and generating new images based on the extended area.
Zooming in is possible by pulling the sidebars inward, but with limitations on full cropping.
In-painting allows users to erase and restore parts of an image, with the ability to adjust brush size.
The in-painting feature works best with larger selected areas and can be fine-tuned with prompt adjustments.
Users can quickly revert to the original image using the 'original' option in the editor.
The editor includes a scale button for quick resizing and repositioning of the image.
Chat rooms on the Midjourney website are now synced with Discord, allowing cross-platform communication.
There are specific chat rooms for different user levels, such as 'super users' for those who have created over 1,000 images.
Users can filter chat rooms to see only their own images or change settings to view images once they are completed.
Anyone who has created at least 10 images on Midjourney can now create images directly on the website.
A quick tip is provided to sync Discord stats with the Midjourney website for users who have trouble accessing creation features.
The video also mentions a separate tutorial on creating custom fonts in Midjourney.