Midjourney's NEW Style Tune Feature - how to use it!
TLDRIn this video, learn how to use Midjourney's new Style Tune feature to create and customize your own unique art styles. The process involves using the '/tune' command in Discord to generate a style, tweaking it through comparisons and selections, and then saving it for future use. You can combine multiple styles, experiment with randomization, and even set custom options for quick access. This feature gives you more control over the aesthetics of your images, making it easier to consistently achieve your desired look.
Takeaways
- 😀 You can create a personalized style in Midjourney using the '/tune' command on Discord.
- 🔍 When you input a prompt, Midjourney will generate a style based on your description, such as 'vintage cartoon neon retro futurism'.
- 💡 The number of images you create affects the GPU time cost; 128 images will cost 1.2 fast hours.
- 🛠 Two modes are available: 'Raw' for a more experimental approach and 'Default' for Midjourney's curated style.
- 💰 The cost of creating styles is tied to your subscription plan, like the basic plan offering 15 fast hours for $30 a month.
- 🔄 After creating a style, you can access it through 'tuna.midjourney.com' and refine it further.
- 🎨 You can compare two styles at a time or select your favorite images from a grid to tune the style.
- 📷 Once the style is ready, you can copy the prompt and test it in Discord with the '/imagine' command.
- 🔄 The style can be applied to different prompts, maintaining a consistent artistic theme across various images.
- 🔑 You can save custom styles with a specific code, like 'd-v future', for easy reuse in future prompts.
- 🔄 The 'Random' option introduces unpredictability, generating unique styles with each use.
- 📝 Good use of keywords in your prompt helps you have more control over the final look of the images.
Q & A
What is the new feature introduced by Midjourney called?
-The new feature introduced by Midjourney is called 'Style Tune'.
How do you access the Style Tune feature in Midjourney?
-To access the Style Tune feature in Midjourney, you need to go to Discord and type in the '/tune' command.
What is the purpose of the prompt in the Style Tune feature?
-The purpose of the prompt in the Style Tune feature is to help you define and create a unique style that you want to tune within Midjourney.
How does the style direction in the Style Tune feature affect the cost?
-The style direction in the Style Tune feature affects the cost by determining the number of images created, which in turn affects the GPU time used.
What are the two modes available in the Style Tune feature?
-The two modes available in the Style Tune feature are 'Raw mode' and 'Default mode'. Default mode is the opinionated version of Midjourney, while Raw mode offers more flexibility.
How can you test the tuned style in Midjourney?
-After the style tuner is ready, you can test the tuned style by using the 'Imagine' command in Discord and pasting your prompt.
What does the style tuner allow you to do with the created styles?
-The style tuner allows you to compare two styles at a time, pick your favorite images from a grid, and adjust the style by selecting preferred images.
How can you save a created style for future use?
-You can save a created style by copying the style code and using it in the 'Imagine' command in Discord, or by setting a custom option with the style code for easy access.
What is the benefit of combining styles in the Style Tune feature?
-Combining styles in the Style Tune feature allows you to create unique and diverse images by merging different styles together.
How can you generate a random style using the Style Tune feature?
-You can generate a random style by using the 'random' option followed by a number (e.g., 'random 32') in the 'Imagine' command in Discord.
What is the final tip mentioned in the script for using the Style Tune feature?
-The final tip is to copy the style code and the random code, then set a custom option in the 'prefer' command to easily summon and use the style in future prompts.
Outlines
🎨 Creating and Tuning Styles in Mid Journey
This paragraph explains the process of creating a unique style in Mid Journey through Discord by using the '/tune' command. The user is guided to input a prompt, which in this case is a combination of 'vintage cartoon neon retro futurism', and then to decide on the number of images to generate, which affects the GPU time cost. The user is advised to start with 32 images for efficiency. The paragraph also covers choosing between 'raw mode' or 'default mode', with a preference for the latter, and ends with the user submitting the style to be tuned and receiving a link to the style tuner.
🛠️ Exploring Style Tuning Options and Image Selection
The second paragraph delves into the style tuning interface, where the user can compare two styles at a time or select favorite images from a grid. The user is introduced to the option to choose between different images to refine the style, with a focus on achieving a cartoony and neon look. The paragraph also highlights the ability to reset the style selection and the use of a slider to switch between styles. The user then copies the refined prompt to test it in Discord with the '/imagine' command, demonstrating how the style can be applied to different prompts, such as a bear wearing a jetpack, while maintaining the artistic integrity of the chosen style.
Mindmap
Keywords
Midjourney
Style Tune
Discord
Prompt
GPU Time
Default Mode
Raw Mode
Style Tuner
Custom Codes
Randomization
Highlights
Introduction of Midjourney's new Style Tune feature for creating custom styles.
Accessing the Style Tune feature through Discord by typing '/tune'.
Prompt creation for defining a new style, such as 'vintage cartoon neon retro futurism'.
Understanding the cost of GPU time based on the number of images created.
Choosing between 'raw mode' and 'default mode' for style creation.
Submitting the style creation request and the associated cost in fast hours.
Using the style tuner at tuna.midjourney.com to refine the created style.
Selecting preferred images to tune the style through a grid or comparison method.
Copying the refined style prompt for use in Discord.
Testing the new style with different prompts like 'a bear wearing a jetpack'.
Demonstration of style consistency across different prompts.
Exploring the ability to reset and refine the style with a single image selection.
Combining multiple styles to create a unique artistic effect.
Using randomized style codes to produce unexpected and unique images.
Saving custom styles for future use with a memorable code.
Applying saved styles to new prompts for consistent artistic outcomes.
Encouragement to experiment with the Style Tune feature and share results.
Highlighting the importance of good keywords in prompts for style control.
Final thoughts on the potential of the Style Tune feature for Mid Journey users.