MidJourney V6 Commands List (20+ Commands)

MidJourney V6 introduces a powerful array of commands designed to enhance your experience within the MidJourney discord server.

From asking questions to generating unique images and managing preferences, these commands cater to a variety of user needs. In this article, we’ll explore into the functionality and usage of each Midjourney V6 command.

Quick Summary of MidJourney Useful Commands

CommandPurpose
/imagineCreate new images
/blendCombine up to 5 images
/tuneCreate your own style
/settingsChange models, toggle options
/publicMake images visible
/stealthKeep images private (Pro+ only)
/prefer variabilityToggle variation modes
/relaxUse non-GPU relaxed mode
/fastDefault speed
/turboHigh-speed generation
/remixEdit prompts while varying
/prefer suffixAuto-append settings
/prefer optionCreate custom code profiles

MidJourney V6 Commands List:

1. /ask

The /ask command allows users to seek answers to their questions. Simply input your query, and Midjourney will provide a response, making it a quick and efficient way to gather information.

Example:

/ask What is the capital of France?

2. /blend

With the /blend command, users can seamlessly merge two images together. This feature is perfect for creating artistic compositions or experimenting with visual concepts.

Here’s how you do it:

  1. Type /blend in the Midjourney Discord bot chat.
  2. You’ll be prompted to upload images.
  3. Click on the first image slot and upload an image.
  4. Repeat the process for image 2, 3, 4, and even 5.
  5. Once done, hit Enter.

Example:

/blend image1.jpg image2.jpg

3. /daily_theme

Toggle notification pings for updates in the #daily-theme channel using the /daily_theme command. This ensures you stay informed about the latest themes and prompts in the designated channel.

Example:

/daily_theme toggle

4. /docs

The /docs command generates a quick link to topics covered in the official Midjourney Discord server user guide. Access essential information with ease.

Example:

/docs

5. /describe

Upload an image and let Midjourney create four example prompts based on it using the /describe command. This is a valuable tool for generating creative ideas.

Example:

/describe upload_image.jpg

6. /faq

Access frequently asked questions about prompt crafting in the official Midjourney Discord server by using the /faq command. Obtain quick links to popular FAQs.

Example:

/faq

7. /fast

Switch to Fast mode instantly with the /fast command. This feature optimizes the processing speed, ensuring a quicker turnaround for your requests.

Example:

/fast

8. /help

The /help command provides fundamental information and tips about the Midjourney Bot. It serves as a handy reference for both newcomers and experienced users.

Example:

/help

9. /imagine

Generate captivating images based on a given prompt using the /imagine command. Unleash your creativity with this innovative feature.

Example:

/imagine "A mysterious forest at dusk"

10. /info

Retrieve detailed information about your account, including any queued or running jobs, using the /info command.

Example:

/info

11. /prefer

Create or manage custom options for your preferences with the /prefer command. Tailor your experience to suit your individual needs.

This command helps you control the variation level in generated images.

  • Type /prefer variability to toggle between:
    • High Variation Mode: Big differences in image results.
    • Low Variation Mode: More consistent results with smaller changes.

/prefer option

Want to save your favorite prompt parameters as a reusable code? Here’s how:

  1. Type /prefer option.
  2. Give your code a name (e.g., hypo1).

Example:

/prefer option create "Preferred Style"

12. /public

For Pro Plan Subscribers, the /public command switches to Public Mode, allowing you to share your creations with a wider audience.

If you care about who sees your images:

  • Type /public to make your images visible to others.
  • Type /stealth to keep them private.

Example:

/public

13. /relax

Ease into a more relaxed experience with the /relax command. This mode is perfect for those looking to enjoy Midjourney at a slower pace.

Example:

/relax

14. /remix

Toggle Remix mode with the /remix command, adding a dynamic twist to your creative process.

Here’s what I do:

  1. Type /remix to turn the mode on.
  2. Now when I click “Vary” on an image (like Vary 4), it gives me a chance to edit the prompt before regenerating.

This also applies when using Vary Region:

  • Select a part of the image.
  • Change the prompt (e.g., type “black hole”).
  • Submit to apply changes to just that region.

Example:

/remix toggle

15. /settings

View and adjust the Midjourney Bot’s settings using the /settings command. Customize your experience to align with your preferences.

How to enable Sticky Style:

  1. Type /settings.
  2. Look for Sticky Style and toggle it on.
  3. Now your future prompts will keep that style — until you turn it off.

You can also use /settings to:

  • Change Midjourney versions (5.1, 5.2, Niji, etc.).
  • Enable raw mode.
  • Adjust style strength with the stylize parameter.

Example:

/settings

16. /shorten

Submit a lengthy prompt and receive suggestions on how to make it more concise with the /shorten command.

Example:

/shorten "Write a detailed description of a bustling city at night."

17. /show

Regenerate a job within Discord using the /show command and an image’s Job ID.

Example:

/show job_id

18. /stealth

For Pro Plan Subscribers, the /stealth command switches to Stealth Mode, providing a more discreet user experience.

Example:

/stealth

19. /subscribe

Generate a personal link for a user’s account page with the /subscribe command.

Example:

/subscribe

20. /tune

Create a Style Tuner based on your prompt using the /tune command. Customize the look of your jobs and develop your unique MidJourney style.

Step-by-step:

  1. In Discord, type /tune.
  2. Enter your prompt. For example, I used:
    “3D render of a cyborg dog”
  3. Midjourney will give you a cost in GPU time and ask how many images to generate.
    • I usually go with 32.
  4. You can choose “raw mode” if you want a more neutral style, but I stick with default.
  5. Click Submit and confirm GPU time usage.

Once it’s ready:

  • Click the link Midjourney sends you.
  • You’ll be taken to a page where you can pick your favorite styles from a grid.
  • Choose images by comparing left and right options or just select individual ones from the grid.

When you finish:

  • You’ll be given a style code.
  • Copy it, go back to Discord, and paste it in your next /imagine prompt.

Example:

/tune "Create a vibrant and energetic scene."

21. /turbo

Experience enhanced processing speed by switching to Turbo mode with the /turbo command.

Example:

/turbo

By mastering these commands, users can unlock the full potential of Midjourney V6, transforming their creative endeavors and interactions within the Discord server.