Great Midjourney images come from specific prompts: subject, style, light, camera, and the right parameters. Describe your idea, pick a style and shape, and get a ready-to-paste Midjourney prompt — every example below shows the image that kind of prompt creates.
Pick a starter, or describe your own scene — then generate, copy, and paste it into Midjourney with /imagine.
Every prompt below comes with the kind of image it creates. Copy any prompt as-is, or send it into the builder above and tune it. Example images are AI-generated illustrations of what the prompt produces.
This Midjourney prompt generator turns a plain description into a prompt Midjourney understands: subject, art style, lighting, camera detail and aspect ratio, plus the parameters that control the result. Every ready-made prompt below comes with an example image, so you can see what the words create before you run them yourself. Free, no signup, runs in your browser.
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Common questions about this Midjourney prompt builder.
A Midjourney prompt generator turns a rough idea into a well-formed Midjourney prompt: subject, art style, lighting, camera detail and aspect ratio, plus Midjourney parameters like --ar and --stylize. This one also shows an example image next to each ready-made prompt, so you can see what that kind of prompt creates before you use it.
Yes — completely free, with no signup and no limits. It runs 100% in your browser using templates, so nothing is sent to a server and your text never leaves the page.
The prompts themselves are free to copy and use. Running them in Midjourney needs a Midjourney account, which is a paid service. The same prompts also work well in other AI image tools such as Leonardo, DALL-E and Adobe Firefly.
Copy the prompt from this page, open Midjourney (Discord or the web editor), type /imagine, paste the prompt and press Enter. The --ar value at the end sets the image shape — for example --ar 16:9 makes a wide image.
--ar sets the aspect ratio (image shape), for example --ar 16:9 or --ar 1:1. --stylize controls how much Midjourney's own artistic style influences the result — higher values look more stylized. --chaos adds variety: higher values give more unexpected, experimental results.
Describe the scene like a photograph: name the subject, the light (golden hour, studio light), the camera (85mm lens, shallow depth of field) and the mood. Pick the Photorealistic style here and tick the camera detail option — the generator adds the right words for you.
Yes. The descriptive part of every prompt — subject, style, lighting, mood — works in Leonardo, DALL-E, Firefly and most other image generators. Only the --ar, --stylize and --chaos parameters are Midjourney-specific; other tools ignore them or have their own equivalents.
No. The generator is template-based and runs entirely on this page. Your description is never uploaded, stored or sent anywhere.