Personalization
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    Article summary

    Rank images on midjourney.com and use the personalization parameter to generate images that match your preferences.

    When you Rank Image Aesthetics and like images from the community, Midjourney takes note of the kinds of images you prefer and can generate images for you based on those preferences.

    Add --p or --personalize to the end of your prompt on Discord or in the imagine bar on the website.


    • Personalization uses the data from your image aesthetic rankings and likes (❤️s) on the website to create your unique style. Likes on your own images aren't factored in.
    • As you rank and ❤️ more images, your personalization will evolve.
    • By default, --p applies the most recent version of your personalization, but you can use an older version, or the personalization of another user, by using personalize codes with the parameter: --p code.
    • --p is compatibile with Midjourney Version 6 and 6.1.
    • You can also rank Niji images to generate a personalization to use with Niji Version 6. Your Niji personalization is entirely separate.


    You'll only be able to use --p once you've ranked enough image aesthetic pairs and/or ❤️ed enough images on the website. If you try to use --p without enough data, you'll see an error message directing you to do more ranking.



    Examples

    Without personalization
    Prompt: a cat in a field of poppies

    a grid of four cat images generated by Midjourney with the prompt 'a cat in a field of poppies', showing a mix of default styles

    With personalization
    Prompt: a cat in a field of poppies --p

    a grid of four cat images generated by Midjourney with the text prompt 'a cat in a field of poppies' and the --p parameter, showing four images generated with personalization



    Personalize Codes

    Your personalization evolves over time as you continue to like and rank images on the website. You can switch back to an older version (or use the personalized style of another user) by adding the unique personalize code of that style to the --p parameter, like this: --p code.

    • When you use --p, your current personalization code will be added to the prompt automatically: --p -> --p code
    • To find the codes of your older personalizations, use the /list_personalize_codes command in Discord. Your most recent personalize codes will be listed at the top, with the oldest at the bottom.
    • You can find the personalize codes of other users by exploring images in the Midjourney feed, or by asking them to share.
    • You can blend multiple personalizations in the same prompt by combining codes: --p code1 code2



    Personalization in Settings

    On Discord you can use the 🙋 Personalization button in your Midjourney settings (run the /settings command wherever you use the bot) to automatically add the --p parameter to all your prompts.

    a screenshot of the /settings window in Discord showing the Personalization button


    On the website you can turn Personalization on in the settings window to automatically add --p to all your prompts. Click the icon in the imagine bar to access the settings window on web.

    a screenshot of the settings window on midjourney.com showing the Personalization setting



    Stylize with Personalization

    When using --p, the --stylize (--s) parameter controls how much of your personalization is applied to the image. A lower --s value will limit the personalization, while a higher --s value will increase it. The stylize parameter accepts values from 0 to 1000. The default is 100.

    prompt example: /imagine prompt a cat in a field of poppies

    --s 50

    a grid of four cat images generated by Midjourney with the text prompt 'a cat in a field of poppies' and the --p parameter, using --s 50

    --s 800

    a grid of four cat images generated by Midjourney with the text prompt 'a cat in a field of poppies' and the --p parameter, using --s 800