Prompt Weights In Midjourney

PROMPT WEIGHTS

Regular Weight Variation

Next, let’s look at weights. We’re using an image prompt, so that image gets a default weight of .25, unspecified weights get a default value of 1.

Utah Teapot Baseline Image

Utah Teapot::1 Wood::.1

Utah Teapot::9 Wood::.2

Utah Teapot::8 Wood::.3

Utah Teapot::7 Wood::.4

Utah Teapot::6 Wood::.5

Utah Teapot::5 Wood::.5

Utah Teapot:: Wood::

Utah Teapot::5 Wood::.6

Utah Teapot::4 Wood::.7

Utah Teapot::3 Wood::.8

Utah Teapot::2 Wood::.9

Utah Teapot::.1 Wood::1

Negative Weights

Next let’s examine a few interesting weights! Note: The total of all weights needs to be non negative or you will get an error.

Utah Teapot::-1 Wood::1

Utah Teapot::0 Wood::0

Utah Teapot::-.125 Wood::-.125

*–iw defaults to .25

Utah Teapot::0 Wood::-.125

Utah Teapot::-.25

Utah Teapot Wood:: Wood::-1

*Yes I know I messed up the initial prompt, but the interesting result remains 🙂

UPLIGHT AND STOP

If you’ve ever upscaled your image, you may find it super grainy, full of noise, or drastically different. Some people use external upscalers, but you can also attempt playing with the –uplight and –stop parameters. Let’s take a look!

DEFAULT PROMPT WEIGHTS