Midjourney Prompt

Sur Midjourney Prompt

Our online Midjourney Prompt Generator builds a prompt with correct Midjourney parameter syntax - aspect ratio (--ar), model version (--v), stylize (--stylize), and chaos (--chaos) - from your subject, style, and lighting choices.


This generates the text prompt for you to paste into Midjourney's Discord bot or web app yourself; it doesn't generate the image directly.

How to Use the Midjourney Prompt Generator

  1. Describe your subject in plain terms, such as "a lighthouse on a cliff at dusk."
  2. Choose an art style (photorealistic, oil painting, cyberpunk, and similar options) and a lighting mood.
  3. Set the technical parameters - aspect ratio, model version, stylize strength, and chaos level - using the tool's fields rather than memorizing Midjourney's flag syntax.
  4. Generate the prompt and review the assembled text, which places your description first followed by the correctly formatted --ar, --v, --stylize, and --chaos flags.
  5. Copy the full prompt string and paste it directly into the Midjourney bot in Discord, or into the Midjourney web app, to actually produce the image there.

Digital artists and hobbyists who know roughly what they want visually but don't want to memorize which dash-parameters control aspect ratio versus stylization use this to skip the trial-and-error of malformed flag syntax, since a single misplaced dash in Midjourney can silently get ignored rather than throwing a helpful error. Marketers building quick mood boards and concept art for a pitch deck also use it, since getting the aspect ratio flag right the first time saves regenerating an otherwise-good image just to fix its proportions.

Frequently asked questions

What do --ar, --v, and --stylize mean?

--ar sets the aspect ratio (width:height), --v selects the Midjourney model version, and --stylize (0-1000) controls how much Midjourney's own artistic style is applied versus a literal interpretation of your text - higher values produce more stylized, less literal results.

What does --chaos do?

It controls how varied the 4 initial image options are - low chaos (or none) produces more consistent, predictable results, while higher chaos produces more unexpected, varied compositions.

Does this generate the actual image?

No - this generates the text prompt (with correct Midjourney parameter syntax) for you to paste into Midjourney's Discord bot or web app yourself.


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