Midjourney remix mode explained (how to + examples)

Midjourney Remix is a feature that allows you to explore endless creative possibilities in image generation.

With Remix mode, you can make changes to subjects, lighting, add or remove elements, and adjust parameters without sacrificing the core similarity of their pre-generated Midjourney images.

What you need to know:

• The Remix mode can be activated by executing the "/settings" command.
• Once activated, you can change the prompt, model version, or parameters between variations. Remix builds on the starting image to make new images.
• When Remix is enabled, it allows you to edit their prompt during each variation. Users can switch Model Versions when using Remix.
• Once you are done with Remix, they can use the "/settings" or "/prefer remix" command to turn it off. The Remix mode is not activated by default and needs to be activated in the settings panel of the Midjourney account.

A tutorial example of a Midjourney Remix

Enter /settings in your discord and turning Remix mode on by clicking on it.

Write a prompt with a specific style you'd like to create and choose one of the 4 options.

Tip: if you use chaos (--c) or stylized (--s) values make sure you erase them when you remix

Homer Simpson driving his car, Simpsons episode still --ar 4:3 --q 2 --v 5.2 

This was my upscaled result. Now click the "vary (strong)" button.
 

Now change the prompt in the box:

The result

In the image below, you see a "real life" Homer Simpson in his car. The result is not completely satisfying, but hey, this was only on my first try!