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    Article Summary

    The article explains how to use the "stop" parameter when creating a job in order to finish it partway through the process. This can create blurrier, less detailed results. To change the stop percentage, simply add "stop" to the end of your prompt and specify a percentage between 10 and 100. This allows you to control how much detail is included in your final product.

    Use the --stop parameter to finish a Job partway through the process. Stopping a Job at an earlier percentage can create blurrier, less detailed results.

    --stop accepts values: 10–100.
    The default --stop value is 100.
    --stop does not work while Upscaling.


    Stop Comparison

    prompt example: /imagine prompt splatter art painting of acorns --stop 90

    Example of the Midjourney Stop Parameter

    --stop 10

    Example of the Midjourney Stop Parameter

    --stop 20

    Example of the Midjourney Stop Parameter

    --stop 30

    Example of the Midjourney Stop Parameter

    --stop 40

    Example of the Midjourney Stop Parameter

    --stop 50

    Example of the Midjourney Stop Parameter

    --stop 60

    Example of the Midjourney Stop Parameter

    --stop 70

    Example of the Midjourney Stop Parameter

    --stop 80

    Example of the Midjourney Stop Parameter

    --stop 90

    Example of the Midjourney Stop Parameter

    --stop 100


    How to Change the Stop Percentage

    Use the --stop Parameter

    Add --stop <value> to the end of your prompt.

    Animated Gif showing how the Midjourney Stop parameter is typed