Joe Apfelbaum shows how Midjourney's new web interface lets you generate images by typing a text prompt, no coding needed. The platform offers options for size, style, and processing speed, then instantly creates the image with variations. He walks through zooming and panning tools, calling the web version easier than the old Discord workflow.
Right on their website. So check it out. So if I want to do an image of a man walking on the moon with mushrooms all over, I'm gonna press enter and it's going to submit it. I don't have to do any code anymore or anything like that. It's just going to go ahead and create the image for me. And it does a really, really good job at creating the image and also at manipulating the image. It has some really, really great features available. So If you haven't, if you haven't tried out Midjourney Alpha, I recommend you checking it out. It's right on their website. They have a lot of different options over here in terms of image size, aesthetics. The, the UI is really cool. You can do fast, relax, turbo, and then when you press create, it shows you what it actually created over here. So show these little man on the moon. Um, you could also change what it looks like. You could zoom in, zoom out, pan to the left, to the right. And you can see all the different variations that it created over here. I just find it fantastic, um, the new version of this. It's so much easier to use than the, the Discord. If you haven't been using it,
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