How to Add Midourney Bot to Discord in 3 Easy Steps
Reviewed by Huzaifa Haroon- The Midjourney Bot on Discord aids in creating images via AI technology. Users generate images using text prompts through the /imagine command. To use it, one needs an active Midjourney subscription and can then add the bot to their Discord server.
- Adding the bot involves joining the Midjourney community, inviting the bot to your server, and adjusting permissions. This allows for a more private and controlled creative environment, avoiding the crowded nature of the main server.
- For effective use, craft intelligent prompts, experiment with different styles, and engage the community with AI-generated images. Monitor resource usage, particularly GPU time, to manage your subscription effectively.
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Midjourney is a widely-used AI image creation tool on Discord, recently upgraded to boost its capabilities significantly. Due to its popularity, servers can get crowded. Fortunately, you can add the Midjourney Bot to your Discord server for personal use or to share with close friends or team members.
This guide will walk you through the simple steps to integrate the Midjourney Bot and provide tips to optimize your image generation experience.
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The Midjourney Bot is a Discord tool that enables image creation via text-to-image AI technology. It generates unique images from text prompts, offering valuable support for collaborative creativity and organizing projects on the Discord platform.
To use the Midjourney Bot, you’ll need an active Midjourney subscription. It can be added to any Discord server and used in specified channels. The main command, /imagine, starts the image generation process when followed by a text prompt.
Before we explain how to add the Midjourney Bot, let’s consider why adding it to your server can be beneficial.
Here’s what the Midjourney Bot can do for you:
- Make your server more exciting with beautiful images: The Midjourney Bot allows you to generate stunning, AI-created images that will captivate your community members.
- Boost creativity and chats: Encourage your community to create AI art, sparking a fun and creative exchange of ideas.
- Keep things private and under your control: By adding the Midjourney Bot to your server, you ensure only your community can see and interact with the images you create.
Here is a step-by-step guide to adding the Midjourney Bot to your desired server:
Step 1: Join the Midjourney community to access the Bot
Before using the Midjourney Bot on your server, you need to join the Midjourney community on Discord. The whole process is straightforward and should only take a few minutes.
If you don’t have a Discord account, sign up for one. If you already have an account, log in to proceed.
- Next, visit the official Midjourney website and click on the “Join the Beta” link, which will direct you to the Midjourney Discord server.
Click on the Join the Beta - Enter your Discord username and click “Continue” to join the Midjourney Discord server..
Click continue
Step 2: Add Midjourney Bot to your server
- Search for the member list on the right side of the screen. Locate a user named “Midjourney Bot,” highlighted in green. Or, find the Midjourney Bot profile in the chat of the main server and right-click on it.
Look for Midjourney Bot Profile - Select the Profile from the menu.
Click on the profile - A new pop-up window will appear; select “Add to Server.”
Select Add to Server - Choose your server from the drop-down list (if you don’t have one, you need to create one first).
Then choose your server from the drop-down list - Once the server is selected, click “Continue.”
Click on Continue - You’ll be asked to choose permissions for the Bot. It’s recommended to check all the boxes for smooth usage. Click “Authorize” after that.
Click on Authorize - Solve the captcha, and that’s it. The Midjourney bot is now added to your Discord server.
Solve the captcha
Remember, you can add the Midjourney Bot only to servers with fewer than 1000 members. Authorizing the bot lets it read and send messages on your server. Also, ensure you have admin privileges to add bots.
Step 3: Test the Midjourney Bot
Test the Midjourney Bot on your server using Commands. Commands help you create images, adjust settings, and check user information, among other functions. Start with the /imagine command by writing your Prompt to see the bot in action.
You have successfully added the Midjourney Bot to your Discord server.
An alternative way of adding Midjourney Bot to Discord
Here’s another method to add the Midjourney Bot to your Discord server. Treat it as a workaround or an alternative approach since most steps resemble the previous method. Here’s what you can do:
- Go to the list panel by clicking on the server’s name where you want to add the Midjourney Bot, located in the top left corner.
- Select “App Directory” from the drop-down menu.
Click on App Directory - In the search bar, type “Midjourney” to find the Midjourney Bot in the App Directory.
Type Midjourney in the search bar - Select the correct Midjourney Bot from the search results, typically the first result with the Midjourney logo.
Choose Midjourney Bot from the results - Click on the “Add to server” option appearing in the interface.
Click on Add to Server
FAQs
Yes, you can restrict the Midjourney Bot to specific channels. Go to the channel settings, click “Edit Channel,” then go to “Permissions.” Choose “@everyone” in the Roles/Members section and uncheck “Use Application Commands.” If someone tries to use the bot in a channel where it’s not allowed, the command won’t work.
Typically, bots are safe, but caution is advised. Main concerns include ensuring the bot is from a trusted source to avoid malware, and checking its data handling practices to protect user privacy and sensitive information.
Yes, you can have multiple bots on your server. Just manage their permissions appropriately to prevent any conflicts and keep operations smooth.
Bots usually update automatically. If a manual update is needed, check the bot’s user guide or ask on their support server. You may need to refresh the invitation link or use a specific command.
Reviewed by Huzaifa Haroon
