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how to use an image as a prompt in midjourney
HeyBraza points at the image icon, your uploads library, and the image-prompt slot so your photo guides the look instead of being ignored.
you can feed midjourney one of your own images and have it generate something in that direction - but in the web app the uploads library and the drop slots are tucked behind a small icon. here's how to upload a photo and actually use it as an image prompt.
short answer
click the image icon in the imagine bar, upload your photo (10mb max), and drop it into the 'image prompt' slot. add a short text description alongside it - the image alone gives midjourney no instruction about what to do with it.
or do it yourself
- 1click the image icon in the imagine bar to open the images menu (max file size is 10mb).
- 2upload your photo, or pick one already in your uploads library.
- 3drag the image into the imagine bar and drop it into the 'image prompt' slot.
- 4add a short text description next to it so midjourney knows what to do with the image.
- 5send the prompt - the result blends your image with your words instead of starting from scratch.
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downloadcommon questions
where do my uploaded images go?
into your uploads library - reopen it any time with the image icon in the imagine bar, then drag any past upload back into a prompt.
can i just paste an image url?
yes - in discord you paste the url before your text; on the web, drag from the uploads library into the image-prompt slot, which is the cleaner path.
