Midjourney sref codes Frequently Asked Questions

What are Midjourney SREF Codes?

SREF codes (Style Reference codes) is a Midjourney feature that allows you to apply specific visual styles to your image generations.

A --sref code is a seed number (for example: 2213253170) that replaces complex style descriptions, making it easier to consistently create images with particular aesthetics.

Can I use multiple SREF codes in one prompt?

Yes, you can use multiple SREF codes to combine different styles. Simply add the --sref parameter once, followed by the codes you want to use.

Example: /imagine prompt: a serene landscape --sref 2213253170 4114158294

You can also weight the influence of each style by adding a colon and a number after the SREF code. Higher numbers give more influence.

Example: /imagine prompt: a serene landscape --sref 2213253170::2 4114158294::1

What is a random SREF code?

Midjourney allows you to use a random SREF code by using the keyword "random" instead of a specific code number. This can be a fun way to discover new styles and get unexpected results.

To use a random SREF code, simply add --sref random to your prompt.

Example: /imagine prompt: a serene landscape --sref random

You can also combine random SREF codes with specific ones or use multiple random codes:

/imagine prompt: a serene landscape --sref random 2213253170

/imagine prompt: a serene landscape --sref random random

After image generation, Midjourney will replace the "random" keyword with the actual SREF code number used, allowing you to see and reuse the specific style if desired.

How can I find the right SREF code for my desired style?

Explore our SREF code library on this website to find codes that match your desired style. You can also experiment with different codes to discover new aesthetics.

Use tags to filter the library by style, for example: dreamlike art style.

Why have a --sref codes library?

SREF codes are easy to share and experiment with, and that's why we build this --sref codes library.

However, a sref code is just a number, so it's hard to know what it does.

That's why we tried to group them in categories do you can easily find --sref codes by art style.

For example, you can find --sref codes for fantasy art, with muted colors , or a cinematic art style easily.