🪄 TL;DR

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Meta’s partnership with Midjourney means AI image-making is about to hit the mainstream with potential to be built into apps like Instagram and WhatsApp. Soon, everyone will have access to the same “closet” of AI visuals.

So, how do you stand out in a world of fast-fashion AI imagery?

• Build your system → Core Prompts + personalization.
• Tailor your fits → editing tools like Variations, Inpainting, Outpainting.
• Curate your style → save what aligns, remix with confidence, build archives.

👉 This guide shows you how to move from generic outputs to a signature creative style in Midjourney.

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🎨 Why Midjourney Is Like Finding Your Style

Finding your way around Midjourney is essentially creating your own sense of style.

Most people start with what’s trending. Maybe you try on whatever everyone else is wearing. A pair of jeans, a neutral tee, white sneakers. In Midjourney, that’s like typing a vague prompt (“fantasy landscape” or “pretty logo”) and taking whatever comes out. It works, but it doesn’t feel like you.

The real shift happens when you begin experimenting:

• You layer pieces together (blending -sref references or trying remix mode).
• You find staples you return to (Core Prompts that always deliver) just like your favorite blazer or sneakers.
• You play with accessories (parameters like -chaos, -stylize, or -tile) that can change the whole mood.
• You curate intentionally saving what truly feels aligned, discarding the rest.

Over time, you have a signature lookbook and a body of work that reflects your taste, your experimentation, and your vision.

👉 Midjourney gives everyone access to the same “closet,” but personal style is about how you remix, refine, and own it.

👛 Choosing the Right Plan

💡 Recommendation: Standard is the sweet spot. Unlimited relaxed generations = freedom to play without worry.

⚙️ Core/Creator Prompts

A Core Prompt is like your go-to outfit formula, consistent but flexible.