Midjourney released a crazy new feature


Live Preview

This new Midjourney update is crazy ...

I honestly don't know how it's possible, but if you go to the Alpha Website (https://alpha.midjourney.com) - and click on the 'Styles' button in the top right panel, you can turn on 'Live Previews' and see your most recent prompt in a bunch of different art styles without needing to generate anything

It really does feel like magic - and I made a quick video going over the feature if you want some more guidance / see it in action:

video preview​

And if you want to come talk about these changes with other Midjourney enthusiasts, there is a 7-Day Free Trial for my Community on Skool ➡ https://ftp.live/skool​

Thanks for being cool,

- Nolan

P.S. Wayne from my community found this amazingly tactile & surreal style code: --sref 4270727113 --- highly recommend you try this one yourself!

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