Midjourney Промпты

A Daily-Updated Midjourney Prompts Gallery

Explore free Midjourney prompts collected from trending AI creator discussions and visual experiments across communities such as X. Each example pairs a finished image with the prompt behind it, helping you understand how different subjects, styles, lighting choices, compositions, and references shape the final result.

New prompt ideas are added daily, so the gallery continues to grow with trending aesthetics, creative formats, and practical visual concepts for portraits, product images, posters, fantasy art, anime, editorial design, cinematic scenes, and more.

Browse, Copy, Customize, and Generate

Select any image to open the full prompt and browse related examples. You can copy the prompt, download the example image, or choose Use This Prompt to continue in the GPTProto generator.

Your selected prompt stays in the generation box, so you can replace the subject, setting, color palette, camera angle, aspect ratio, or other details before creating your own version. You can also start from the generation box at the bottom of this page and write a completely new idea.

After generating an image, supported workflows let you continue from the same result and turn it into an AI video.

Text-to-Image and Reference-Based Prompt Ideas

Some Midjourney prompt examples begin with text alone, while others depend on an uploaded image or visual reference. Text-to-image prompts are useful when creating a new concept from scratch. Reference-based prompts are better when you want the result to follow the subject, composition, colors, or visual style of an existing image.

When a prompt requires a reference, upload your own suitable image after opening the generator. A reference guides the new result but does not guarantee an identical copy.

Use the prompts in this gallery as starting points rather than fixed scripts. Keep the parts that create the look you want, then replace the variables that control the subject, scene, style, and output format.

• Start with One Clear Visual Idea: Describe the main subject and what is happening before adding stylistic details. A focused concept is usually easier for the model to interpret than several unrelated ideas placed in one prompt.

• Add the Details That Affect the Image: Specify the visual information that matters most, such as subject and action, artistic medium or photography style, environment and background, lighting and color palette, mood and atmosphere, camera angle and composition, and desired aspect ratio.

  Prompt Formula: [subject and action], [medium or style], [environment], [lighting], [mood], [composition] --ar [ratio]

• Keep the Prompt Focused: Longer does not always mean better. Remove repeated adjectives and instructions that do not visibly change the result. Use precise terms such as “macro product photography,” “soft window light,” or “bird’s-eye composition” instead of stacking vague words such as “beautiful,” “amazing,” and “high quality.”

• Use Reference Images for the Right Purpose: Use an Image Prompt when you want a reference to influence content, composition, or color. Use a Style Reference when you mainly want to carry over the visual treatment, such as its medium, texture, palette, or lighting. Describe what you want the new image to contain instead of telling the model to copy or edit the reference exactly.

• Place Midjourney Parameters at the End: Parameters should appear after the main prompt. For example, use --ar at the end when you need a particular aspect ratio. Keep a space between the prompt and the parameter, and avoid adding punctuation inside the parameter string.

• Change One Variable at a Time: When improving a result, adjust one major element per attempt—such as the lighting, composition, style, or reference strength. This makes it easier to understand which change improved or weakened the image.