Nolan Michaels

Yes, you need an active Midjourney Subscription to generate images using these codes

You’ll get 50 absolutely wild Midjourney mood board codes. The PDF also includes quick-start instructions, prompting tips, and guidance on how to get better results from the codes.

Copy one of the style codes and paste it at the end of your Midjourney prompt. For example: a woman and her coffee cup --p xxxxxxx ---- For better results, add a few words describing the style or format you want before the code.

Yes. This pack includes future access to the Wild Pack inside the Future Tech Pilot Chrome extension. The extension is not required to use the codes today. It is being built as a more convenient way to browse, select, and reuse the boards once it becomes available.

No. You can use the packs right away without the extension. Each pack includes a PDF guide with the codes inside, so you can copy and use them directly in Midjourney as soon as you get access. The extension is currently being built as an easier way to browse and use the codes later, but it is not required to start using the bundle.

You can use the codes in your own Midjourney workflow, including for projects you’re creating commercially, as long as your use follows Midjourney’s own terms and license rules. The codes themselves, PDFs, and pack materials are not meant to be resold, redistributed, or repackaged.

No. The board names are just there to help you browse the PDF. Midjourney only sees the code you paste into your prompt.

Mostly, yes. The codes are designed to give you a consistent style direction, especially when your prompts are similar. Midjourney still has some natural variation, but the code should keep the overall look very close.

If you need help accessing the files, using the codes, or unlocking the packs in the extension, you can email me at: [email protected]