
March Update: Parameter UI Enhancements, New Styling Upgrades, and Upcoming Beta Launch
I'm excited to share the March 2025 update to Midjourney Prompt Manager, focused on refining the Midjourney Parameter UI, and giving creators more control over their visuals with additional Style Selections.
First, Midjourney Parameter Selection UI Improvements
1. Parameter Reordering & Grouping
- Aspect Ratio and Mode (used to be Style) now appear at the top of the left column. These selections are used more frequently than the model, so it made sense to place them up top. In addition, I've made Standard the default mode now, as it can be problematic for novices to use Raw if they don't know what they're doing.
- Quality remains left-aligned, and I have kept 1 as the default but continued to highlight that Quality 2 is available for the 6.1 model.
- Stylization, Weirdness, Variety / Chaos (%), and the new Speed parameter are now grouped on the right.
2. Naming Consistency
- “Style” is now labeled Mode, offering “Standard” and “Raw” as they appear on Midjourney.
- “Stylize” has been renamed Stylization, to be consistent with Midjourney.
- While Midjourney has changed "Chaos" to “Variety,” I have kept it as Variety / Chaos (%) for better clarity—at least until they decide what to do with Chaos or change the use of
--chaos
as the parameter identifier.
3. Expanded Tooltips
- Mode, Stylization, Weirdness, and Variety / Chaos (%) now have helpful tooltip icons to assist those new to working with Midjourney in understanding their function.
- Tooltips are now displayed to the right of the icon for better visibility.
- I'm looking at further improving them for the beta launch, but this works as a start.
4. Incremental Precision
- Stylization was updated to increment in steps of 50 (0–1000).
- Weirdness was updated to increment in steps of 100 (0–3000).
- Variety / Chaos (%) was updated to increment in steps of 5% (0–100).
5. Speed Option Added
- I've added Speed to the Midjourney Parameters to give users control over this feature directly from Midjourney Prompt Manager.
- Relax or Turbo appear in the final prompt if selected; Otherwise, just ignore it for Fast, as it's the Midjourney default.
NEW Midjourney Prompt Manager Style Selections
I've expanded the MPM style selections to help shape more specific visual storytelling:
6. Theme additions:
- Dark Adventure
7. Emotion & Mood additions:
- Adventurous
- Dramatic
- Majestic
- Space Fashion
New Cameras & Lenses
8. Cameras & Lenses additions:
- Sony Venice with Zeiss Supreme Prime lens
- Panavision Millennium DXL2 with Panavision Primo lenses
New Lighting & Ambience Enhancements
9. Natural Lighting addition:
- Torchlight
10. Ambiance & Styling additions:
- Advanced Technology
- Cosmic Grandeur
11. Ambient Lighting additions:
- Nebular Glow
- Atmospheric Light
- City Lights
12. Lighting Effects additions:
- Flickering Lights
- Dust Particles in Light Beams
New Color Treatments and Palettes
13. Color Treatment additions:
- Earth Tones
- Warm Neutrals
14. Specific Color additions:
- Neon Purple
- Steel Blue
15. Color Palettes additions:
- Deep Space
- Noir
- Vintage Warmth
New Physical Properties & States of Matter
16. New Physical Properties additions:
- Dust
- Weathered Stone
- Dense Foliage
- Metallic
- Textured Stone
- Wet Surfaces
- Weathered Leather
These enhancements help you craft everything from dusty temples to futuristic cityscapes with wet pavement and flickering lights.
Finally, the Beta will launch in April!
I'm also working overtime to launch a beta version of the platform in April—complete with saved prompts, image storage, team collaboration, and a public community gallery.
Stay tuned for future updates, and as always, I welcome your feedback at feedback@keypromptninja.io. Your insights are instrumental as I continue to improve this tool.
To try out these new features and more, visit midjourneypromptmanager.com today!