Midjourney is an amazing AI image generator. With just a few prompts, you can get a variety of stunning images that can be scaled to meet your requirements. But if you don’t get what you want to see, you can give it image prompts to reference and work with. This is where customization options like image weight come in handy. What is it and how can you use it to get an AI generated image that’s close to what you want? All this and more to come!
Midjourney Image Weight explained
Later versions of Midjourney added a number of options that allow you to customize your prompts and the images they generate. Image Weight is one such option for customizing images in Midjourney. This gives the AI a source image to work with that will act as the target image that you want Midjourney to work towards. The 'Image Weight' parameters determine how much weight or prominence the AI should give to the source image compared to your text prompt.
The AI then combines the text prompt with the image prompt to generate images. The more weight you give to your source image, the closer the final result will be to it.
Note that image weights are not the only customization options. Prompt weights can also be used, either on their own or in addition to image weights to further specify the final prompts.
