In addition to generating images from a prompt, Midjourney lets you create a short video of your image grid to show the evolution of the images created by the AI tool. This video shows the transition that occurs from the moment Midjourney begins processing your image request to the completion of your images.
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This is done with the –video parameter which, when added to the end of your input prompt, will cause Midjourney to create a Timelapse video of how the images were generated. When Midjourney processes your images with the –video parameter, you can request a link to the timelapse video by replying to the response with an envelope emoji.
The –video parameter works not only for images you are going to create, but can also be used to get a short video of transformation for images you have previously generated with the AI tool. When you open the link to the generated video, you can save it directly to your computer from your browser menu.
You should note that the –video parameter can only create short movies from the image grid containing all 4 images generated from your input. You can use it when creating variations, zooming out or panning on images, as long as there is an image grid involved. You cannot use the –video parameter when scaling up the images, because there are no transformations to show.
