Image Editor & More: Midjourney’s Latest Update

Big news for everyone —Midjourney rolled out a brand-new web editor!

This update is a game-changer, combining reframe, repaint, vary region, pan, and zoom into a single, streamlined interface. It’s designed to make editing your Midjourney images smoother and more intuitive than ever before.

What’s New:

• Combined Repaint + Reframe: A more efficient workflow.
• Brush Editor vs Square/Lasso: Precision control at your fingertips.
• Increased Pixel Regeneration: Sharper edits, more detail.
• Change Prompt Within Edit Feature: Flexibility in your creative process.
• Drag and Edit Custom Frame Size: Tailor your frames as you see fit.
• Scaling Images Within Frame: More control over your compositions.
• Dynamically Move Images Within Frame: Positioning made easy.
• Crop/Zoom In: Get closer to the details that matter.

What’s Great:

• Fine-Tuning: Perfect your images with precision.
• Less Off-Platform Editing: Do more within Midjourney.
• Dynamic Frame Sizes: Flexibility in framing.
• Zoom Out More Than 2x: Broader perspectives.
• Cropping: A powerful tool for focused edits.
• Eraser Brush: Simplicity in corrections.

What’s Not So Great:

• Doesn’t work on Upscaled images yet.
• Remixing prompts can be hit or miss.
• Minor details can be tricky.
• Lower levels of scale can lose resolution.
• Some glitches can be expected.

Pro Tips:

• Select larger areas for regeneration to get the best results.
• Avoid scaling images too small—keep the integrity of your original.
• Keep remixed prompts simple for now; it’ll improve with time.

This update is a significant step forward in making Midjourney not just a tool for image creation but a full-fledged editor, letting you fine-tune your work without ever leaving the platform.

Can’t wait to see what you create with these new features!

Brian Sykes

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