Build Your Own AI Prompt Generator for Midjourney

Do you ever wish creating Midjourney prompts was easier? What if you could build a custom tool that does the heavy lifting for you? It turns out you can, using large language models (LLMs) like Groq and Claude.

This simple method helps you create a personal prompt engineering assistant. It takes your basic ideas and expands them into detailed Midjourney prompts. This can lead to some truly impressive, realistic images.

Let's walk through the steps to make this happen.

Step 1: Start with a Simple Idea in an LLM

Begin with an LLM like Groq (groq.com). The first step is surprisingly simple. You just need a basic instruction to get the AI started.

Use a short phrase like:

• Code an app to create Midjourney prompts using the rules of Midjourney.

When you enter this, Groq will often generate some code, typically in Python. Don't worry if you don't understand the code. The goal isn't to run this specific code directly, but to use it as a starting point.

Step 2: Transform Code into a Usable Tool with Another LLM

The Python code from Groq isn't something you can use immediately without setting up a coding environment. This is where another LLM, like Claude, comes in handy.

• Copy the entire Python code generated by Groq.

• Open Claude and paste the code into the chat.

Claude will likely recognize the code is for a Midjourney prompt generator. It might even spot and correct small errors in the code it sees.

Now, the key step to making this usable is to ask Claude to turn this concept into something you can use right within the chat platform itself. Use a phrase like this:

• Create something similar that I can use here within your platform.

Claude understands this request. It will then work on building an interactive component – essentially a simple web-based tool – directly in your conversation window. This tool will let you pick options and generate prompts without needing external code.

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Step 3: Use and Refine Your Custom Generator

Once Claude builds the generator, it will appear on the side of your chat or within the conversation. It might look like a simple form with fields you can fill in.

Typically, you'll see options to enter information like:

• Subject details (e.g., "woman, 24 years old, fashion model")

• Environment (e.g., "professional photo shoot")

• Style (e.g., photo realistic, ultra realistic)

• Lighting (e.g., studio lighting)

• Aspect Ratio

• Quality (remember the `--q 2` tip for higher quality in Midjourney)

• Midjourney Version

Fill in the details and click the generate button. The AI will create a prompt based on your selections.

Making the Generator More Detailed

The first version of the generator might just combine your selections into a basic prompt. To get richer, more detailed prompts, you need to tell Claude exactly what you want the generator to add.

Continue the conversation with Claude. Provide specific instructions on how to enhance the prompt generation. For example, you could say:

• When you provide your final prompt, please make it a lot more detailed and thorough. Instead of using the words I selected, add more of your additional descriptions relevant to the choices I made. For example, if I chose the style "cinematic," add additional details to the final generated prompts that will make my image look more cinematic, maybe including mentions of specific camera lenses or lighting.

You can refine these instructions further. Ask for specific types of details, like camera brand, lens type, or technical settings, based on the style you select.

Try different prompts with Claude to refine the generator until it gives you the level of detail and specific terminology you want in your Midjourney prompts.

Step 4: Test the Prompts and See the Results

Take the detailed prompts generated by your custom tool and use them in Midjourney. You'll likely find that the AI's added detail leads to surprisingly realistic and impressive images.

Experiments show that prompts generated this way, especially after training the generator to add technical details like camera types and lenses, can create images with fantastic clarity and artistic touches.

Note that these prompts are often usable in other AI image generators like Leonardo AI or Freeepik too. Just remove the Midjourney-specific parts like `--q 2` or `--v 6` at the end.

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Conclusion

By combining a basic prompt in an LLM like Groq with the versatile capabilities of Claude, you can create a personalized AI prompt generator right in your chat window. This tool can take your simple ideas and turn them into richly detailed prompts, helping you produce stunningly realistic AI images in Midjourney and beyond.

Experiment with giving Claude detailed instructions to get the exact kind of prompt output you desire. It's a straightforward way to gain more control and efficiency in your AI image creation process.

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