Sometimes you get an image in Midjourney that is almost perfect but it is just a little too close in. Up until now, there wasn't much you could do about it aside from re-prompting with a more specific shot. Not any more...

If you want your images to be more "unique" and "quirky" then the weird parameter is the one for you

When you produce AI art you want it to bring some artistic flair to the table. This is where Midjourney's --stylize parameter comes in.

There's no controlling chaos, except in Midjourney where you can use a simple --c parameter value in your prompt and you can now control chaos. But what does that actually do?

Looking to use an image with text in your prompt but want to reach the right balance between the image and text? Then you need the image weight parameter

The mastery of creating art with Midjourney is not in your ability to write well. It is in your ability to craft prompts that will deliver the desired outcome.

Sometimes it is easier to create your own private server in Midjourney so that you can create with friends or have your own work more clearly grouped.

If you want to change the width-to-height ratio of your image generated in Midjourney then you need to use the "--aspect" or "--ar" parameter change followed by two numbers separated by a colon; 16:9 or 2:3 for example.