Midjourney Image Creator Bot

Midjourney Bot 

This isn’t really a bot in and of itself, so much as a set of modules that you can plug into your existing scenarios. 

There are a lot of scenarios that rely on A.I. images and this would be a great replacement stablediffusionapi.com or Dalle images. 

This scenario uses three separate third party services. 

First, is Prompt Perfect, which enhances the prompt you input. (CLICK HERE) Prompt Perfect costs $10 a month for 100 prompts. 

This is NOT a requirement. If you are confident in your prompt-craft or you already use a prompt for Midjourney that works well for you, then you can omit this module. 

However, if you do use it, simply generate a secret (API Key) in Prompt Perfect and then plug it into the appropriate HTTP module.

Next, this scenario utilizes ImagineAPI.dev API (CLICK HERE). This is the API that programmatically creates the Midjourney image. 

The service is $39 per month and this is a service ON TOP of your regularly Midjourney subscription (it accesses your account). 

All of the necessary parameters are already in the modules, but if you need to reference the documentation, they can be found here: CLICK HERE

For this scenario, you simply need to input your API key, and the special URL imagineapi emails you after signup, in the Generate MJ Image module and the Fetch MJ image module.

Then, of course, you’ll need Midjourney as well to use this scenario. 

Now onto the flow. 

This scenario is fairly simple. The first module is where you would set your variables. YOU DO NOT HAVE TO USE THIS. If you have a specific type of imagery you already know you want to create every time, then don’t use the variable rotator. 

If you do use it, remember to input your own variables where there are currently examples.

The rest of the modules are API calls to either Prompt Perfect or Imagineapi. The end result will be URLs to upscaled Midjourney images! 

HOW TO USE IN OTHER SCENARIOS. 

Simply press SHIFT + Left Click Drag to highlight all modules, then Right Click and Copy Modules.

Then you can paste them in any other scenario you want. 

*NOTE the copy module/paste action does not work with multiple Make.com windows open. Be sure you only have one window open at a time to use this feature. 

I hope these images serve you well. 

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