Parameters are an essential part of generating images with Midjourney. They refer to the settings that can be added to a prompt to modify the way an image is generated, providing users with greater control and flexibility.

Whether you're looking to alter the image's aspect ratios, switch between different versions of the model being used, select a specific upscaler, or perform many other functions, parameters are the key to customizing your image generation process.

Parameters are options that you can add to your prompt to change how an image generates. Parameters can affect various aspects of your image, such as:

• Aspect ratio: The width and height of your image
• Chaos: The amount of variation and randomness in your image
• Quality: The level of detail and rendering time of your image
• Seed: The starting point for the image generation process
• Stop: The percentage of completion for the image generation process
• Style: The version of the Midjourney model that is used to generate your image
• Stylize: The strength of the Midjourney aesthetic style that is applied to your image
• Upscaler: The algorithm that is used to enlarge and enhance your image

Parameters are always added to the end of a prompt. You can add multiple parameters to each prompt.

In this section, we'll explore some of the basic parameters that you can use with Midjourney. These parameters are typically appended at the end of a prompt, and multiple parameters can be included in a single prompt. By the end of this section, you'll have a solid understanding of how to use parameters to create the images you want.