Midjourney & AI Image Prompt Builder

Midjourney-format prompt

Plain prompt (DALL-E, Stable Diffusion, Firefly, Ideogram)

About this tool

The Midjourney & AI Image Prompt Builder assembles a well-structured prompt from separate fields – subject, style, lighting, camera, mood, and extra detail – so you do not have to remember Midjourney’s parameter syntax from scratch every time. It builds two versions at once: a full Midjourney-format prompt with –ar, –v, –s, –chaos, –q, and –no flags, and a plain version stripped of those flags for tools that do not use Midjourney syntax, like DALL-E 3, Stable Diffusion, Adobe Firefly, and Ideogram.

Breaking a prompt into fields also tends to produce better, more specific images than a single freeform sentence, because it forces you to think through composition, lighting, and mood separately instead of leaving them to the model’s defaults.

How to use it

  1. Fill in as many fields as you want – subject is the only one that really matters, the rest add specificity.
  2. Pick an aspect ratio, model version, and any style/chaos/quality settings.
  3. Copy the Midjourney-format prompt for Midjourney, or the plain prompt for other tools.
  4. Paste directly into Discord (Midjourney) or your tool of choice.

Pro tips

  • Higher –chaos values produce more varied, unexpected results across the four image grid – useful for exploring options, not for a specific pre-visualized shot.
  • –s (stylize) controls how much Midjourney’s own aesthetic bias shows through – lower values track your prompt more literally, higher values look more “Midjourney.”

FAQ

Do DALL-E and Stable Diffusion support –ar and –chaos?
No – those are Midjourney-specific parameters. DALL-E and most Stable Diffusion interfaces set aspect ratio and variation through their own UI controls instead, which is why this tool gives you a separate plain-text version.
What is a good starting stylize value?
100 is Midjourney’s default. Try 250-500 for more painterly, stylized results, or under 100 to stay closer to a literal reading of your prompt.

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