MJ has a new update:
(source: Midjourney's Discord server)
David Holz: "Hey @everyone we're releasing our first test algorithms for 'Consistent Styles' today. We're calling the feature "Style References". They work similarly to image prompts where you give a URL to one or more images that 'describe' the consistent style you want to work over. How to use Style References
- After your prompt type --sref along with a URL to an image --sref urlA
- Our system will look at the image URL as a 'style references' and try to make something that 'matches' its style or aesthetic
- This works for both V6 and Niji V6 (it does not work with V5 etc)
Advanced Settings
- Use multiple urls to multiple images like this --sref urlA urlB urlC
- Set relative weights of styles like this --sref urlA::2 urlB::3 urlC::5
- Set the total strength of the stylization via --sw 100 (100 is default, 0 is off, 1000 is maximum)
- Regular image prompts must go before --sref like this/imagine cat ninja ImagePrompt1 ImagePrompt2 --sref stylePrompt1 stylePrompt2
Please Note:
- We'll likely update this in the next few weeks (and it may change things so be careful while it's all in alpha).
- If your prompt tends towards photorealism and you want a conflicting style like illustration you may still need to add some text to your prompt saying so
- Style References have no direct effect on image prompts, only on jobs that contain at least one text prompt
- Our plan will be to add a "Consistent Character" feature at later date that works the same with a --cref argument.
Please play around with this totally new algorithm and share results in sref-showcase and tell us what you think in ideas-and-features"
I am testing it out. Here are 2 images the second one is MJ vanilla, the first is with style. I used 2 images from my blog post to make this style.
Did you try it already?