Welcome to today’s video! 🌟✨ Learn how to use Midjourney’s --cref command to create a character and generate multiple versions with varied actions. Follow these steps to dial in the perfect character design. Let’s get started!
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🎯 Steps:
1. Create Your Character:
Open the Midjourney chat and prepare your character prompt. For example, type smiling grandmother. Add --stylize 0, 200, 500, ... 1000 to create various stylized versions. Click Enter to generate the initial images.
2. Select the Best Character Image:
Review the generated images and choose the one that best fits your vision. Right-click on the selected image and choose Copy Image URL. This will be used as your character’s reference for future variations.
3. Prepare a New Prompt:
Go back to the Midjourney chat. Write a new prompt for your character's action, such as walking down the sidewalk. Include full body shot and --stylize 0 to maintain consistency. Add --cref followed by the URL of your chosen character image.
4. Generate Multiple Variations:
To create multiple variations of your character in different contexts, add --run and a number between 1 and 10 at the end of your prompt. For example, type --run 4 to produce 12 new images. Click Enter to generate the images.
5. Review and Refine:
Compare the new images with your original character. Use Vary Subtle to tweak and refine the images. Click the paperclip icon while holding Shift to include the style reference, ensuring all versions align with your chosen aesthetic.
Thanks for joining us! By using the --cref command, you can create and refine a character, generating consistent images across different scenarios. Share your favorite characters in the comments and subscribe for more creative tips. Happy designing!