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# Blend Command

The /blend command allows you to upload 2–5 images quickly and then looks at the concepts and aesthetics of each image and merges them into a novel new image.

`/blend` is the same as using multiple image prompts with `/imagine`, but the interface is optimized for easy use on mobile devices.\
`/blend` works with up to 5 images. To use more than 5 images in a prompt use image prompts with `/imagine`\
`/blend` does not work with text prompts. To use text and image prompts together, use image prompts and text with `/imagine`

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### `/blend` Options

After typing the `/blend` command, you will be prompted to upload two photos. Drag and drop images from your hard drive or add images from your photo library when using a mobile device. To add more images, select the `optional/options` field and select `image3`, `image4`, or `image5`. The `/blend` command may take longer to start than other commands because your images must be uploaded before the Midjourney Bot can process your request.

Blended images have a default 1:1 aspect ratio, but you can use the optional `dimensions` field to select between a square aspect ratio (1:1), portrait aspect ration (2:3), or landscape aspect ratio (3:2).

Custom suffixes are added to the end of `/blend` prompts, like any other `/imagine` prompt. Aspect ratios specified as part of the `/blend` command override aspect ratios within a custom suffix.

![Image showing the discord app interface for the Midjourney /blend command](//cdn.document360.io/3040c2b6-fead-4744-a3a9-d56d621c6c7e/Images/Documentation/MJ_Blend_Interface.png)

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Blending Tip

For the best results, upload images that are the same aspect ratio as your desired result.

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### How to Use `/blend`

![animated gif showing how to use the Midjourney blend command](//cdn.document360.io/3040c2b6-fead-4744-a3a9-d56d621c6c7e/Images/Documentation/MJ_Blend.gif)