Creating AI art on Midjourney can be a fun experience at first, but it can become frustrating when the AI tool can’t recreate what you had in mind. When it comes to creating images that look real, you’ll need to learn how to properly script your prompts to create the perfect image.

In this post, we'll explain everything you need to know about creating photorealistic images on Midjourney – from entering the right sets of keywords for camera settings, descriptions, and negative prompts to using prompt weights, aspect ratios, permutation prompts, and chaos parameters.

The following tips will help you create photorealistic images on Midjourney.

The first thing to consider when setting out to create photorealistic images on Midjourney is to learn what prompts you can use to get the results you’re looking for. While anything you create on Midjourney qualifies as art, you’ll need to be more specific when entering your input if you want to create realistic images.