Releases

Midjourney released V6.1 with improved details, image quality, speed, text, and personalization.

Midjourney expanded shared creation rooms and room visibility on the web.

Midjourney released new Style Reference algorithms and versioning.

Midjourney introduced Character Reference for preserving character appearance across generations.

Midjourney introduced Style Reference for transferring visual style from example images.

Midjourney and Spellbrush released Niji V6.

Midjourney released V6 with better prompt accuracy, text rendering, coherence, and image prompting.

Midjourney introduced its web-based Imagine creation interface.

Midjourney began offering creation through its own web application to eligible existing users.

Midjourney expanded community exploration and discovery of generated images.

Midjourney released V5.2 with improved aesthetics, shorter prompts, and Zoom Out.

Midjourney released V5.1 with stronger default aesthetics and coherence.

Midjourney and Spellbrush released Niji V5 for anime and illustrative generation.

Midjourney released V5 with improved photorealism and prompt understanding.

Midjourney and Spellbrush launched the Niji model collaboration focused on anime and illustration.

Midjourney released V4 with major improvements in realism, artistic coherence, and detail.

Midjourney released V3 as the default image model.

Midjourney opened its image-generation service to the public through its Discord bot.

Midjourney released its second-generation image model.

Midjourney released its first public text-to-image model.

David Holz founded Midjourney as an independent research laboratory focused on new mediums of thought and visual imagination.