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Midjourney recently announced an update to its image editor, making its web interface even more robust and attractive. The web interface for the editor is now more powerful than the old-school editor that is still available via Discord, which is the native ecosystem of Midjourney. This may also seem to point to a broader move in Midjourney trying to develop its own interface as the go-to for image generation, similar to what Leonardo or Ideogram are doing. The feature also puts Midjourney in a better spot against other alternatives like OpenAI’s Dall-E editor, which lets users use natural language to do some inpainting but does not allow for outpainting features. Ideogram also does not allow for outpating or zooming capabilities. In fact, right now, the most powerful generative AI editor is Leonardo—it still lacks some of the functionalities offered by this Midjourney upgrade. Midjourney had just recently started to allow users to customize its outputs, basically training that replicates embedding or using a LoRA for a specific style. To do so, users simply choose which images they prefer in head-to-head comparisons. Midjourney takes note of all the images the person likes, finds the similarities and the elements that are common in each composition, and then generates a style that will completely change later generations to better fit the user’s tastes. Two generations by Midjourney using the same prompt but different personalized styles. Image: Decrypt This is a unique feature that no other proprietary image generation site has and is an approach that takes a lot of time and resources to achieve with local models. Editing with Midjourney As already mentioned, the new image editor is only available on Midjourney’s web interface. To access this, go to Midjourney.com, sign in using your Discord or Google account, and click on the “Create”…

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