Midjourney, the popular AI-powered image generation tool, has officially launched its website, making it more accessible than ever. Previously tied to Discord, Midjourney has now detached from the platform and offers users a dedicated website where they can create AI-generated images directly in their browser.
The Midjourney web experience is now open to everyone. We're also temporarily turning on free trials to let you check it out. Have fun! pic.twitter.com/rcmP0UD8PV
— Midjourney (@midjourney) August 21, 2024
To celebrate the launch, Midjourney is offering a limited-time free trial, allowing users to generate up to 25 images without any cost. This trial gives users the opportunity to explore the platform’s features, including the ability to edit and refine images, create similar images, and even draw inspiration from the works of others.
The new web version retains all the powerful tools from the previous Discord-based version, such as advanced image editing, and also introduces a user-friendly interface that makes the image generation process smoother and more intuitive. Users can sign up using their Google or Discord accounts to get started.
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The free trial is a great opportunity for both new and existing users to experience Midjourney’s capabilities, but those who wish to continue using the service after the 25-image limit will need to subscribe to one of the available plans. Midjourney offers four subscription tiers, ranging from Basic to Mega, each with varying levels of GPU time and additional features like private image generation.
The duration of this free trial has not been disclosed, so interested users are encouraged to take advantage of it while it lasts.
