MidJourney Styles & Keywords

The pitch is simple: 1,200+ MidJourney styles, keywords, and parameters, each shown with visuals rather than described in prose. That's the whole product, and it's enough to justify a bookmark if you spend time in MidJourney. Strengths: the visual comparison pages are the standout. Instead of being told that a resolution flag changes upscaling behavior, you see two images side by side and draw your own conclusion. Style families are grouped thematically (impressionist, cyberpunk, and more), so you can hunt for a look by mood rather than by memorizing parameter names. The reference also covers advanced parameters beyond what the official docs detail — useful when you already know the basics and want the edges. It's MIT-licensed, needs no account, and carries 12.3k stars, 1.6k forks, and 1,231 commits, which is strong signal that the community finds it worth maintaining. Weaknesses: it's a static reference, not a tool. No search box, no prompt builder, no API, no generation. You browse by clicking through pages, which gets slow once you know roughly what you want. Content depends on community contributions, so entries can go stale if MidJourney changes its models or parameters. The maintainer's README is explicit that he isn't affiliated with MidJourney — so this is not official documentation and there's no vendor support behind it. Where it fits: prompt engineers tuning a specific aesthetic, digital artists deciding between look directions before committing a batch, workshop instructors who need visual teaching material, and researchers cataloging style vocabulary. Where it doesn't: teams that need an automated prompt pipeline, anyone wanting built-in generation, and learners who prefer video walkthroughs. For those, a paid prompt tool or MidJourney's own docs are a better starting point.