Midjourney

Midjourney’s documentation describes creating images through its website and Discord, where the imagine command supplies a prompt to the bot. Describing the product only as a Discord interface would omit the documented web workflow. The version parameter selects a model version, and feature compatibility must be checked for that version. A historical or personally preferred model is not necessarily the service’s current default. Aspect ratio describes width relative to height and can be set with the ar parameter; it is not an exact pixel-resolution specification by itself. Stylize controls the degree of artistic interpretation applied by the system, rather than naming an image’s dimensions or exposing the model’s weights. Reference types also differ. A Style Reference carries look and feel such as colors, medium, texture, or lighting, and is not described as copying the reference’s objects or people. An Image Prompt supplies inspiration for a new creation and is not a guarantee of an exact copy or a precise localized edit. The official documentation directs precise editing needs to its editing workflows rather than treating every reference image as an editing mask. A seed influences the initial noise layout, making it useful for controlled experimentation. It does not reliably bookmark a complete style or guarantee identical outputs across changes of version, prompt, settings, or session. These controls can support visual exploration, but an aesthetic preference is not an objective comparison proving that the service outperforms every other generator. Public product controls should likewise not be used to invent undisclosed internal architecture details.