Try THIS to make Midjourney way more consistent!!! (NEW METHOD)

[@JasonRennieWTF]

Brilliant. This is FAR better. You should send this to midjourney and maybe the can leverage this technique internally.

[@glibatree]

Haha, yes! That'd be amazing!!! 😍

[@villageengineerbd7100]

@@glibatree Please check your email I have something important to discuss with you @glibbatree

[@TheTamsinbloom]

The method of creating a specific appearance is a very interesting, but also very complex method. many iterations. if there are no other alternatives, you can use it. But in general, I would like a shorter method, which I'm sure Midjourney developers will release soon. thanks for your hard work!

[@MrJoe1199]

I second that!

[@bakablitz6591]

your videos are so underrated! keep it up

[@glibatree]

That's so nice thank you!

[@FutureTechPilot]

Cool idea! Definitely not the easiest to control but with enough attempts it seems to work! Good stuff

[@MrJoe1199]

@FutureTechPilot can you extract a step-by-step method from this video?

[@FutureTechPilot]

@@MrJoe1199 thought about it for sure, but ultimately I don't think so! Maybe I'll try again later though

[@MrJoe1199]

@@FutureTechPilot I watched it several times. I will iterate again and again until I can get it down to a procedure.

[@FutureTechPilot]

@@MrJoe1199 let me know if you find some good strategies!

[@alyssehallali]

The value you bring is amazing

[@glibatree]

Thanks for that, I appreciate you watching!

[@danakool3]

I rarely post a reaction but I really wanna thank you for this video! I needed this!! Thank you 🎉

[@SpeedTravelTH]

such a great idea. this is definitely a professional level work flow. character consistency has always been a pain. i will definitely try out this method. thank you for sharing.

[@stephenward7856]

Brilliant method - you always lead the way!

[@HOLLYWOODBEHINDTHESCENES-wp8fv]

Another excellent tutorial. You rock! Thanks so much!!

[@dreamyphil]

Holy crap! Cannot wait to try this! Thank you!

[@maxwell-cole]

Omg. I appreciate this one! 🎉 Amazing.

[@KingZero69]

this is a really good technique

[@bcarse1]

Once again an incredible video! I've been using your previous workflow on consistent characters in Midjourney plus all the amazing tips I got from the live stream you did with Tao Prompts. Really changed the game for me on consistent characters in Midjourney. I love this new method you share in this video. Only issue I have with it, is it is incredobly time consuming. Not a problem for a short 5-minute film or trailer but anything longer would 5-10X the time required to produce these incredible results. I'm working on a 30-minute short film (with 5 main characters and 13 supporting characters) and while I'd love to use this method, I can't really justify the time requirement so I'll be sticking with your previous method using cref, character sheets and the tips you and Tao offered up. Thanks again for presenting the cutting edge of character and setting consistency. If you have any suggestions for me on the 30-minute task at hand, I'd love to hear them. Thanks again for everything you do for the AI and Midjoureny community!

[@glibatree]

Thanks so much, I appreciate the kind words. Also I really understand how meeting that balance is important. To my knowledge, you're on exactly the right path... My GPT, and creating a cref from a grid, is the easiest most reliable method to get fairly close rn. I'll continue to be on the lookout for faster easier ways though, that are less of a sacrifice on details. This technology keeps improving, so it may only be a matter of time!

[@galefraney]

Amazing!!! You are so patient and creative to have thought up this method!

[@glibatree]

Glad to see so many people excited by it, I've really enjoyed playing around with it!

[@HagopKaneboughazian]

nice. just a tip. paste your final image into photoshop and then scale both layers together to make it easier to match.

[@CaioCardoso]

Cool! What a nice discovery. Thanks for share!

[@glibatree]

You bet! Hope you're able to apply it. Thanks for watching!

[@TomWalks]

This is awesome, thanks for the tip! It may help so much with using the renders in Runway for differents shots. Will try that!

[@glibatree]

Yeah this is the best method I've run into by far for that sort of thing.

[@MrJoe1199]

Great idea for when you have only one or a few photos of the person you want to put into your MJ image

[@ashleydawn8594]

Wow! Love it!! Thank you

[@mwl78rwe]

holy crap, that was INSANE!

[@glibatree]

Glad to hear you are getting excited about it! Hope the method serves you well!

[@heartshinemusic]

Hey, that's a great technique. Thanks for showing. Hopefully, we'll see some updated character features that make creating consistent characters easier. I would like to see a character design feature that basically makes a 3D design with different layers. Like a basic body (skin) layer, then maybe a layer for hairstyle and attributes like tattoos/ jewelry etc. Then the last layer of clothes and maybe (hand held) props. I'm curious what the upcoming MJ storytelling feature will bring us.

[@glibatree]

That would be cool! Really excited about what's to come!

[@taoni8408]

You are smart. Love it

[@MythologyStories-lz4ho]

Great video, thank you! It was very helpful.

[@TiannaBell-wn2fz]

Well fucking done!! That was amazing! So good!

[@jamibishop2122]

Wow, thank you SO much for this!

[@glibatree]

You're very welcome!

[@katebartlett9763]

okay this is huge! Thank you...would you consider doing video with animal. Generate storybook animal, and try to consistently recreate in different poses? Thanks

[@EmilyNilsen]

Great tip about adding transparency from a Photoshop file! I'll definitely be giving this a go.

[@glibatree]

Thanks, good luck!

[@MrJoe1199]

ANY transparency will do. You can create them with inkscape with $0 cost. Or even capcut.

[@CorporalDavis]

want to say thank you for the tidbit of info... i went to try this to see used a female vampire in a bar ...i would say following what you described in vid, i got 70 percent of it different alterations but same character and mostly same outfit in the primary picture i used. will see more of this results

[@glibatree]

Seems like you're getting the hang of it! Not a catch all solution, so it makes sense that your images would still need some finessing... Good luck!

[@FutrGmz]

This is great info! Thanks for the video - will def. help in projects moving forward 🤙✌

[@glibatree]

Great to hear! Good luck on the projects.

[@nadk666]

Simply brilliant, thank you!

[@glibatree]

You're very welcome! Thanks for watching!

[@lamstar70]

Unbeatable ~~!!!

[@achliscantplay4202]

You've got the perfect face for a 19th century nobleman, who would be considered incredibly beautiful by standards of the time. Soulful eyes, genuine smile. Good job, mate 🤘😃

[@glibatree]

That's very flattering, thank you for the kind words!

[@rarkmutte]

Great tutorial, thnks !

[@lilith2754]

What a brilliant way to faceswap without any lora training, thanks! Can you make more videos about this please because it's not 100% clear for me, I'm not native English

[@PrincipleDNB]

Brilliant!

[@getFrontend]

Thanks Bro, It looks like I've come to the same way of drawing myself and characters more similar and realistic 👍

[@glibatree]

Awesome, good luck

[@edameda6037]

Great idea to solve the problem! Is there a similar option in discord?

[@camptiedye]

This is really cool.

[@fadimantium]

Bravo! super helpful, thank you!

[@glibatree]

Good luck creating!

[@MattZerella-c4b]

Hey I love this! However, I simply cannot get the editor to actually do the same thing you are, with the same prompt and settings. I always just end up with the same character facing the same way, partially out of the frame, or really zoomed in. Is there any thing else you're doing behind the scenes to actually get the head to turn?

[@gringogarcia2296]

Dude. I love you

[@3FootStudio]

Thanks so much!! Roughly how long did it take you to get the Angel character finalised. Brilliant insight and tips!!

[@glibatree]

Thanks for the kind words! Hard to say exactly how long, cause I took a break partway through and that approach was my second try. Probably not much more than 45 minutes for the original. And maybe another 10-20 minutes per matching version. Glad you enjoyed!

[@3FootStudio]

@ Amazing!!

[@crossnoir1]

Your stuff is amazing, thank you so much. It really is very compelling and useful. When I add a character reference image created in Midjourney it makes the new images look they were drawn instead of photographed, so it significantly changes the texture of the original image. Even if the prompt stays the same word for word. How can I get around that.

[@ryanw5569]

Great video. Is there a particular Midjourney membership level you need to do the photo editor? I believe I was getting a “you must upgrade” the other day and I have the $30 membership.

[@glibatree]

I also have the 30 dollar membership have it, but when the editor launched they said: 1. You need to have generated 10,000 2. Been subscribed for the entire past year 3. Subscribed to a plan where you pay by the year. Not sure if things changed

[@FirstLast-ck1kf]

GENIUS.

[@Omniversal-Entertainment]

Thanks! Legend.

[@chucky_genz]

Good job

[@armondtanz]

Excellent once again. You need to look out for black friday sale on freepik. 50 bucks for the year. You get flux, mystic, upscaler. Far superior inpainting. Paint to image. Re-imagine . Id be lost without mj & freepik. They compliment each other. Way less censorship as well. I find the new editor in mj as censorship on steriods, couldnt even do a blood splatter scene ??? Insane.

[@glibatree]

Thanks man, I'll keep an eye out!

[@marioromano3863]

Excellent

[@djtigon]

I've been doing something similar replicating tiger stripe tattoos but MAAAAAN if i want the pose to change, MJ still REALLY struggles and its a lot of in-painting and remixing, I'm going to try a few slight tweaks based on your tips here. But yeah... getting MJ consistent on details is a struggle.

[@glibatree]

Definitely takes a lot of patience and finesse. For my goals this has been great - but I can imagine things like tiger stripes would be challenging. Good luck!

[@aikenpublishing]

Thanks. Very nice. The problem is the new features are only available annual subscribers of Midjourney or those who have paid monthly for a year. Maybe it will roll out for everyone soon.

[@glibatree]

Agreed! The other option is having generated 10,000 images which is a tall order of the other two aren't true. I bet it will be relatively soon.

[@cyril1111]

You can clean up the neck by erasing the layer so we dont see the seam :)

[@glibatree]

Yeah there was a moment at 10:39 in the video where I erased that little bit of the bottom- which I later explain to take care not to do... There wouldn't have been a seam if I didn't do that in the first place.

[@andrerocha9816]

Bro that tip will work out for me... i need to do an comercial of an orange kitten with a lion mane wig

[@glibatree]

Hope you're able to pull it off, seems like a cool project!

[@RegumRai]

I'm having trouble creating a consistent environment, like a room, office, bar, or café, with the same characters appearing from different camera angles. Could you provide a step-by-step tutorial on how to achieve this?

[@erinchantz]

@regumrai did you figure this out? This is where I am stuck too.

[@RegumRai]

@@erinchantz me too. I hope Midjourney will update this feature in the next version

[@eKoush]

smart. asking myself why mj doesn't do that "in the background" anyway

[@jisukseo-m7f]

At 5:19 in the video, I'm not sure how you copied and pasted the image that previously had only the necklace removed, can you show me? 😅

[@jaxonchen1324]

Does this work for cartoon and animation styles

[@mirkoappel]

Nice 🚀

[@glibatree]

Thanks 🔥

[@Baldoxxx4000]

Midjourney is also consistent with your expensive yearly subscriptions!

[@IrinaKvistberg]

Hi! How did you put 2 pictures on one working field? I can't do it.

[@glibatree]

I had to pull both images into an image editor (in my case Photoshop) export it, and then upload that result to work with in Midjourney

[@Sup3riorr]

this video is beyond useful but us that dont have PS and not good at it :( dead end

[@cannonstrong1346]

But ou realize not everyone can access this feature in midjourney yet. You have to have 10,000 images or a year subscription

[@glibatree]

The new uploaded image version of this editor definitely makes this technique far more powerful and let's you do more- I hope everyone gets access soon. You can still apply the method to your creations, like I showed for the woman with owl makeup, but it will have more limitations. Hopefully it can help your generations even now.

[@cannonstrong1346]

@glibatree Thank you

[@LouisGedo]

👋 hi

[@glibatree]

Hi there! Haha

[@joelarvidsson]

Great cref have been a let down. Also using serval reference images.

[@glibatree]

I hope this works better for you! Good luck!

[@tea4wolf]

You could actually credit the guys from Vale of Virtue that leveraged this first. It's a very small channel so, it would have been cool of you.

[@glibatree]

Not sure who that is, but it's cool that experimentation brings people to similar workflows! It's a sign that it's a quality technique, I'll have to look them up!

[@tea4wolf]

@glibatree sure

[@KiEfshar]

your header in misleading.

[@MrJoe1199]

@Glibatree I really can't figure out a step by step procedure from what you say in the video. The results ARE extremely good, so obviously your method works, but... can you please distill it to a step by step process? Thanks!

[@richarddycs6979]

you really helped us newborn mj editor 🤌🏼