Midjourney: Blend Command Tutorial

"Midjourney: Blend Tutorial" is our newest tutorial video! In this video, we'll take a closer look at the blend feature in Midjourney, a powerful ai art generation program.
First, we'll review what the blend feature does and how you can use it in your projects. We'll then go over how to use the feature step by step, including how to set up your images and what kind of results you can expect when using the blend function.
We'll also discuss the benefits and drawbacks of using the blend function and a special surprise prompt at the end of the video that will allow you to get half-body images almost every time you sing!
Remember to like and subscribe for more Midjourney tutorials, tips, and other art and ai software. And, as always, please leave any questions or comments in the comments below. Thank you for tuning in!

[@CallMeThyme]

I dident expect an 60 year old to teach me AI, but i wont complain!

[@aijohnart]

Haha. I appreciate the compliment.

[@CallMeThyme]

Haha yes :)

[@DianeRoney]

We seasoned people can teach you a thing or to.

[@konstantinrebrov675]

@@aijohnart When I see an old person teaching, I immediately think, "that's the expert with the experience".

[@tfkdandsvkc]

Even though he is old he could be an i.t or tech expert who has been in this field for a lifetime this disgusting ageist comments should end look at his credibility not his age

[@SebtorDude]

Regardless of any extra prompt behind the URL, "blend" seems to be much better at preserving the original facial features than "imagine".

[@pattyaap7345]

amazing tutorial!! thank you so much! I love how clear and slowly you show your results because it is easy to follow.

[@nedogled]

Excellent tutorial, thanks!

[@Mooooty]

What a wonderful, thoughtful and articulated tutorial. Thank you for sharing John. ( /imagine prompt subscribed! )

[@manuelneiss2100]

Thank you very much for your content!

[@manuelcordova828]

Thanks for the video 👍

[@IKP1000]

Thank you! I just spend 20 mins trying to add text prompts to my images uploaded in /blend setting and couldn't understand why the text prompts were not working. Now I know Blend doesn't do that! I should have watched you first...;-) OK, now I'll do that in /imagine mode.

[@CallMeThyme]

Thank you so much!

[@vadvad5684]

Thanks a lot!

[@juliastoyka]

Thank you very much!!!

[@patrickvonjanicke658]

Great video. By the way I tried the “with leather belt” idea and got leather shoulder straps instead of an upper body shot, lol. keep up the good work.

[@annafreezze2373]

thank you!!!

[@justfuckingluck]

Really a lovely tutorial! Just a small hint from my side: If you directly rightclick the Images, you won't have to remove the width/height parameters manually. As it simply wont pick these up. Discord links only include these, if you enlargen an image and fetch the link

[@Michael_Gyms]

John god bless you!

[@CryptobdSchool]

I just started to realize the potential of AI, I already feel behind with all these new tools. Would love to see another video in the future about BlueWillow that is completely free

[@GolpokothokRaktim]

@CryptobdSchool Blue Willow is one of the best free AI image generator that I have used so far. It's really good

[@psychologicalattack643]

thank youuuuuu so much siir its very working and helpful . bigup from morroco u are the best . like and coment and sub

[@EmceePinks]

I can't afford MJ lately but I miss it. Blending is fun!

[@AmjadMiandad]

awesome, thanks for the tutorial and all your efforts, what I got so far from all these prompts and I tried it brings resemblance after blending but not the exact person, since we use random photo we cannot detect the identification features but if we use our own photos or someone we know actually we will find that the output image got most of the features and resemblance but its not the same person we know.

[@neddreadmaynard]

Just found your channel and your tutorial is much better than others ive seen. But I am still getting poor results where the faces are generic (from the training model) and it's not getting the real "me", I have a big nose and I always get the same big nosed guy most of the time. We look related but its missed a recognisable me. Would appreciate any help from commenters about this. cheers!

[@user-jl2cm6ox6d]

Hello, thank you very much! this is exactly the tutorial i was looking for (and i'm still looking hhh) however can we further refine the face of the generated image which should still look like the main photo... please give me the link if you have already made such a tutorial. Thanks and bravo once again!

[@ryanhowell4492]

Cool Tools, I hope that helps

[@Mr-Not-Applicable]

Great tutorial! Is blend and mix the same? Subscribed!

[@aijohnart]

Thank you. They are the same command, though the mix command allows you to add other prompts.

[@rblad739]

Dude! It’s JACKSON Pollock

[@brunojefferson4944]

awesome tutorial, could you provide the prompt in the video description?

[@aijohnart]

These are the prompts that I used, minus the source images since those need to be uploaded to discord fist. intricate elven armor, intricate belt, long straight black hair, fantasy, dnd, dungeons and dragons::4 high elf from d&d, pointy ears, photography::5 blemishes, hat::-3

[@EmceePinks]

10 minutes in, Can you add weights to image URLs, instead of using the image command? Or is that different than blending?

[@guitartommi]

A very interesting video. Unfortunately, the address for the image enlargement you recommended is not in the info window.

[@aijohnart]

Apologies. Here is the URL: imgupscaler.com/

[@blueeye3044]

Thanks for the video. Is there any way to get the actual girl in the photo in the blend rather than a girl that just looks similar?

[@TahirChaudhryartist]

Is it possible to keep the face of the original character when blending?

[@eliu20050101]

could you use the girl image with a sunglass image to how it would blend ?

[@RikuKiforForsstrom]

I wanna blend face with a body without changing the face. Trying to create a character for a project. I created a perfect face of character and body with clothing. I am making a 1940s or 1950s mean religious boarding school principal,. MJ created perfect face after blending two photos but made the character a nun. I wanna blend that face to another image with clothing and hair I liked. Is it possible? Or do you need Photoshop or another editing software to do it?

[@MFFranchise]

Hello AI John. I have a question. I have been trying to use weights to get Midjourney to return images that are very close to identical to the photo that i reference but haven't been successful. Do you have any recommendations or examples where i can reference a photo add other ingredients but I want the response to have as close as possible return to the photo i referenced. Any an all help would be great

[@aijohnart]

Doing that well in Midjourney is a long and painful process. And even then you get decent results, but not perfect in my opinion. You might want to think about using Stable Diffusion. There are ways to get amazing results in that application. I am planning a video on this topic, but in the meantime, I suggest that you check out @OlivioSarikas and in particular, this video of his: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b363YqFvbK6Hl6c

[@MFFranchise]

@@aijohnart Thanks for your prompt reply 👍

[@vaderfan2055]

Not sure if you have already done a video on this but I am trying to do avatars with family photos but I can not get any of my pics to look even close to the person, can you help me?

[@aijohnart]

Hi, I haven't done a video on this myself, but there are plenty of good references out there already. I would suggest taking a look here as a good start. kzbin.info/www/bejne/bHekmn1-oZmLrck

[@hatac]

What happens if you go 3 images with the elf repeated? What happens if you mix the first result with the elf again and iterate?

[@SebtorDude]

Exactly my line of thinking. I will try both. At least blend seems to be much better at preserving faces.

[@willjackson1107]

Is there a secret to achieving a likeness from reference photo . For example the brides portrait in an artist style looking like the bride.

[@aijohnart]

There is a pretty cool (but mildly complex) way to do this in stable diffusion. Check out this video (not mine) for details. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXTGiaWji9BkfJI

[@Dr.Robson.Medina]

Hello, I'm from Brazil, my English is bad, do you have any prompts that transform someone's photo into a cartoon or caricature, or cute drawing (cute), if you find something that is very faithful to the photo, bring it to your channel, thank you.

[@brunojefferson4944]

é só colocar "cartoon 4k" que deve funcionar

[@adegoke6561]

How do i login to the discord account to create the image?

[@IasonRagnarBellerophon]

Jackson Pollack, not Jason!

[@aijohnart]

Yep. My brain finally caught up with me about 2 minutes after I posted the video.

[@ChurroTheViscous]

Jackson, not Jason

[@adrianprazen23]

Who the hell is Jason Pollock? Do you mean Jackson Pollock?