How to generate images with Midjourney from your phone

To generate images using Midjourney, you must first install the Discord app on your Android phone, as the tool does not have its website or app to use. In other words, everything happens from the Discord server through text commands that you must type.

First step

Download and install the Discord app on your Android device. You can do so by following the link below:

Google Play | Discord: Talk, Chat & Hang Out

Second step

Then once you have installed it registers using an email or phone number. Then log in.

Third step

After that, in the left side menu click on the “+” and at the bottom click on “Join the server” and type “Midjourney”. You can also access it directly by clicking on the following link to the Midjourney server and logging in with your user:

Discord | Midjourney

Fourth step

Then go to one of the “newbies” bot channels. Look at the list of channels created within the server that you will see in the top left menu and enter any that appear under “Newcomer rooms”, they are the ones used to request images. The name of the channels is similar to “newbies-XXX”, where XXX is a number (e.g. “newbies-106”).

Fifth step

Next, type /imagine and then whatever you want. Remember that this must be typed at the bottom of that channel where you will see a white square where you enter text. That is where you have to write the description of what you want.

Sixth step

Then write next what you want to be generated. The more precision and clarity you have, the better the results will be. The first time you do this you will have to agree to the terms of service.

Since the channels are public, your requests will be mixed with those of other users, so you will have to be careful not to miss the generated images.

Seventh step

Finally, take a look at four photos created by Midjourney to see if you like any of them. Remember that by default they are assigned a number from 1 to 4 depending on their position, which will allow you to add more orders:

Click on the numbered buttons below to get higher scales (U) or variations (V).

When you have an image you like, click on it to see it on the screen and save it as a photo on your Android phone. This is a basic guide to Midjourney, but as you’ll notice on your first try, you have many options to customize the image you create to your liking. With free access to Midjourney, you get 25 photos. Thanks for reading us. Bye bye!

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It’s a free platform that offers the Slack-style interface along with audio + video chat system, just like Skype. Discord now have about billions of users with millions of active logins every single day. The services are so great that even other sectors have now started integrating Discord into their core.

Are you a Discord user? If not, get yourself a Discord account right now, as we’re about to enjoy the amazing service directly on our Linux platform.

Getting Discord

Discord app comes up in a few variants – a DEB package (Ubuntu/Debian) and snap (Universal). Let’s get started.

• Ubuntu/Debian

Download the latest DEB package.

Then, run the following commands –

cd ~/Downloads/

sudo dpkg -i discord-0.0.5.deb

sudo apt install -f

• Snap

For enjoying any snap package, you have to make sure that your system has “snapd” installed. It’s essentially the local client that will do all the tasks – installing, removing, updating all the installed snap packages etc. Learn how to get snapd on Linux.

Then, run the following command for installing the Discord snap –

sudo snap install discord

Using Discord

After the installation is complete, it’s time to enjoy Discord!

Fire up the app –

Login into your account.

Now, all you have to do is connect with your friends or a server. You can also host your own server.

Then, start enjoying communication with your teammates and get the fullest potential out of your teamwork!

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