Midjourney Update! New EDITOR Breakdown
TLDRMidjourney has introduced a new editor mode that consolidates features like panning, zooming, and in-painting into one interface. Users can adjust the canvas aspect ratio, extend the canvas in any direction, and reposition the original image within the frame. The editor also offers a subtle upscale feature for zooming in, but with limitations on full cropping. In-painting allows for selective area editing and prompt adjustments for different outcomes. Additionally, chat rooms are now synced with Discord, and users with at least 10 creations can create directly on the website.
Takeaways
- 🎨 Midjourney has introduced a new EDITOR mode that consolidates features like panning, zooming, and in-painting into one interface.
- 🖼️ Users can adjust the canvas aspect ratio by clicking and dragging the white bars on the sides of the frame.
- 🔄 The editor allows for canvas expansion in any direction, with the original image able to be repositioned within the new frame.
- 🔍 Zooming in is possible by pulling the sidebars inwards, but it's currently limited to left-right or up-down directions, not diagonally.
- 🖌️ In-painting has been enhanced, with options to erase and restore parts of the image, and the ability to edit the prompt directly within the editor.
- 👓 An example of in-painting includes changing the color of a model's glasses from blue to purple by adjusting the prompt and image selection.
- 🔄 The EDITOR mode includes a reset feature to quickly revert to the original image for further edits.
- 📏 There's a scale button for quick resizing and aspect ratio options for rapid frame adjustments.
- 🗣️ Midjourney's chat rooms are now synced with Discord, allowing for cross-platform communication within specific chat rooms.
- 👥 Users who have created at least 10 images on Midjourney can now create images directly on the website, with plans to expand this access to all users.
Q & A
What are the three new features added by Midjourney?
-Midjourney has added a new editor mode, Discord syncing for chat rooms, and the ability for users who have created at least 10 images to create directly on the website.
How does the new editor mode in Midjourney work?
-The new editor mode combines panning, zooming, and in-painting into one setup. Users can change the aspect ratio, extend the canvas, and place their original picture anywhere within the frame.
What is the basic functionality of the panning feature in the editor?
-The panning feature allows users to click and drag on the white bars on each side of the frame to extend the canvas in any direction and place the original picture wherever they want within the frame.
How does the zooming feature in the editor differ from traditional zooming?
-In the editor, zooming in is achieved by pulling the sidebars inwards, and Midjourney reruns the picture through its subtle upscale to increase the resolution. However, full cropping is not supported; users can only zoom in left, right, up, or down.
What is the purpose of the in-painting feature in the editor?
-The in-painting feature allows users to erase parts of the image and then generate new content in those areas based on an edited prompt, enabling creative modifications to the original image.
How can users change the aspect ratio of the canvas in the editor?
-Users can change the aspect ratio of the canvas by clicking and dragging on the white bars on each side of the frame, and then hitting enter to fill in the area with new generations.
What is the Discord syncing feature for chat rooms, and how does it work?
-The Discord syncing feature allows chat rooms on the Midjourney website to be live synced with Discord, enabling users to communicate across different platforms in specific chat rooms.
How can users ensure they can create directly on the Midjourney website?
-Users need to create at least 10 images on Discord to gain the ability to create directly on the Midjourney website. If they face issues, they can use the '/slin' command in a public creation room on Discord to sync their stats.
What is the significance of the SRF code mentioned in the script?
-The SRF code is a unique identifier for a specific art style in Midjourney. Users can input this code to recreate the same style, and it can also be shared on social media platforms like Twitter and Instagram.
How can users manage the display of images in the chat rooms?
-Users can click on 'Your Images' at the top to only see the images they've created, and they can adjust the settings to change how other people's pictures show up, such as setting it to 'Once Completed' to not see the progression bar.
Outlines
🎨 New Editor Mode in Mid Journey
Mid Journey has introduced a new editor mode on their website (midjourney.com) that consolidates features such as panning, zooming, and inpainting into a single interface. Users can adjust the canvas aspect ratio by clicking and dragging the white bars on the frame's sides. The editor allows for expanding the canvas in any direction and repositioning the original image within the new frame. Additionally, users can revert to the original image quickly through the 'Edit' menu. The video demonstrates the panning feature, showcasing different generations of an image when panned in various directions. It also highlights the inpainting feature, where users can erase parts of an image and generate new content based on an adjusted prompt. The video concludes with a mention of a specific art style accessed through an SRF code (32469276466) and encourages following the creator on social media for more style updates.
💬 Discord Sync and Image Scaling in Mid Journey Chat
The second paragraph discusses updates to Mid Journey's chat feature, which now syncs with Discord, allowing for real-time communication across platforms. It also introduces the ability to scale images quickly using the 'Scale' button, and to select aspect ratios from a dropdown menu for faster image adjustments. The chat rooms can become overwhelming due to the number of images being generated, so users have the option to view only their own images or change the settings to display others' images only when completed. The paragraph also mentions a trick for users who have created at least 10 images on Discord to enable website creation by using the '/slin' command in a public creation room. The video ends with a teaser for a tutorial on creating custom fonts in Mid Journey and a farewell note from the presenter.
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Keywords
💡Midjourney
💡Editor Mode
💡Creative Actions
💡Aspect Ratio
💡Panning
💡In-Painting
💡Erase and Restore
💡Zoom In
💡Discord Sync
💡Chat Rooms
💡Upscale
Highlights
Midjourney has added a new editor mode that combines panning, zooming, and in-painting into one setup.
The new editor can be accessed via the main Midjourney website under 'More Options' in the 'Creative Actions' menu.
Users can change the aspect ratio of the canvas by clicking and dragging the white bars on each side of the frame.
The editor allows for extending the canvas in any direction and repositioning the original picture within the frame.
Panning features include generating new content based on the extended canvas area.
Zooming in is achieved by pulling the sidebars inwards, but it's limited to left, right, or up and down directions.
In-painting allows users to erase parts of the image and generate new content based on an edited prompt.
The brush size for in-painting can be adjusted, with larger areas recommended for better results.
The editor includes a 'Restore' button to repaint parts of the original image without redoing the entire selection.
Users can quickly scale the image to different sizes using the 'Scale' button.
Aspect ratios can be changed quickly using the preset options in the top right corner of the editor.
Chat rooms on the Midjourney website are now synced with Discord, allowing cross-platform communication.
There are specific chat rooms for different user groups, such as 'Super Users' for those who have created over 1,000 images.
Users can create images directly on the Midjourney website if they have created at least 10 images on Discord.
A Discord command '/slin' can be used to sync user stats with the Midjourney bot for website access.
The video also provides a tutorial on how to use the new editor features effectively.
The video creator encourages feedback on the new editor and offers additional resources for learning more about Midjourney.
