Getting Started with the Midjourney Web Editor
Midjourney opened its web editor to everyone. Here’s how you can use it to create your own AI art.
Midjourney, the popular AI platform for generating art via text prompts, just opened its highly-anticipated web editor to everyone and is offering free trials to test the new tool through the end of the week.
Previously, Midjourney was only usable through commands issued to bots in the Midjourney Discord server. For some users, the Discord UX was unfamiliar and daunting.
In contrast, the new web editor release offers a streamlined, one-stop hub for easily tapping into Midjourney features, like inpainting (using text prompts to “repaint” parts of an image) and outpainting (generating new imagery beyond an image’s original frame).
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William M. Peaster
William M. Peaster, Senior Writer, has been with Bankless since January 2021. Immersed in Ethereum since 2017, he covers the onchain frontier with a particular interest in art, games, and other culture apps. He has a background in creative writing and writes fiction in his free time.
