Stylize
The Midjourney Bot has been trained to produce images that favor artistic color, composition, and forms. The --stylize or --s parameter influences how strongly this training is applied.
Low stylization values produce images that closely match the prompt but are less artistic. High stylization values create images that are very artistic but less connected to the prompt.
--stylize
's default value is 100 and accepts integer values 0β1000 when using the [default model].
Different Midjourney Version Models have different stylize ranges.
Stylize default
100
100
100
Stylize Range
0β1000
0β1000
0β1000
Common Stylize Settings
Influence of Stylize on Model Version 5.2
prompt example: /imagine prompt
colorful risograph of a fig --s 100
--stylize 0
--stylize 50
Equal to ποΈ Style Low
--stylize 100
(default)
Equal to ποΈ Style Med
--stylize 250
Equal to ποΈ Style High
--stylize 500
--stylize 750
Equal to ποΈ Style Very High
Midjourney Model Version 5.2 is more sensitive to different stylize
values. If you previously used very high stylize values, they may require adjustment for this model version. We recommend reducing your stylize value to 20% of your previous value. For example, if you were using --stylize 1000 --V 5.1
, try using --stylize 200
instead.
Influence of Stylize on Model Version 5.1
prompt example: /imagine prompt
colorful risograph of a fig --v 5.1 --s 100
--stylize 50
ποΈ Style Low
--stylize 100
(default)
ποΈ Style Med
--stylize 250
ποΈ Style High
--stylize 750
ποΈ Style Very High
Influence of Stylize on Niji 5
prompt example: /imagine prompt
colorful risograph of a fig --niji 5 --s 100
--stylize 50
ποΈ Style Low
--stylize 100
(default)
ποΈ Style Med
--stylize 250
ποΈ Style High
--stylize 750
ποΈ Style Very High
Influence of Stylize on Model V4
prompt example: /imagine prompt
illustrated figs --v 4 --s 100
--stylize 50
ποΈ Style Low
--stylize 100
(default)
ποΈ Style Med
--stylize 250
ποΈ Style High
--stylize 750
ποΈ Style Very High
How to Switch Stylization Values
Use the Stylize Parameter
Add --stylize <value>
or --s <value>
to the end of your prompt.
Use the Settings Command
Type /settings
and select your preferred stylize value from the menu.
ποΈ Style Low
ποΈ Style Med
ποΈ Style High
ποΈ Style Very High
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