For platforms
Midlibrary is becoming the style library for visual AI. Since 2022 we have built a library of Midjourney styles: each one with its prompt and its pictures, searchable by look, color and subject, and free to read. Now we’re opening it to other platforms.
In the twelve months to May 2026, more than 40,000 people a month came to Midlibrary. In the last three months, Google Search showed our pages 2.3 million times.
What we build for a platform
- A library of styles. Hundreds of distinct looks to start with, growing to thousands: our own set of unique style prompts, each evoking one particular look. Add one to your prompt, and your idea comes out in that style. Every style is rendered on your model and judged by eye before it’s published. Where your resources allow, we render four pictures for each prompt: four show what a style can do far better than one.
- A home on Midlibrary. A hub of its own and its own place in the library, searchable by look, color and subject.
- Guides across your whole platform. Not only image generation: editing, video, upscaling, whatever your tools do. Step-by-step tutorials, side-by-side experiments, compilations and know-hows that teach the recipes of your model, explained plainly and richly illustrated, every picture with its prompt.
- It keeps growing. New styles in batches and new guides on a regular basis after launch, not a one-off.
What your platform gets
- New users who get good results faster. The first hour with a new model is where most people give up. A library of looks that work, and guides that show how, shortens it.
- People who arrive ready to make something. Our readers come looking for a look they want to create. They leave with a prompt and a reason to open your platform.
- Search that keeps working. Guides and style pages people find in Google for years, not a post that’s gone in a day.
- Your model at its best. Every picture is judged by eye, so what people see is what your model does well.
See what we’ve built
The Midjourney library, its SREF codes, and guides like Midjourney --chaos Explained and Midjourney for Photographers.
What we ask
Access for generating at scale (an API and tokens), and cross-marketing when the library launches: your channels and ours, on the same day.
That’s all. It’s free for the platform.
Which platforms we build libraries for
- A visual model of its own, or a distinct take on one.
- People really make work with it.
- Access we can generate with at scale.
We choose by these, never by budget.
How we work
- Nobody pays for placement. Not in the library, not in the guides.
- Nobody approves our words. If we get a fact about your platform wrong, tell us and we’ll fix it. The wording stays ours.
- First, never only. A new platform gets its own launch and about two months of quiet after it. No platform gets exclusive rights to prompts, categories or the platforms that follow.
- Readers see these rules too. Every guide that recommends a platform links here, and this page lists what each platform has given us.
Other ways to work together
Building something and want a second pair of eyes from people who make pictures with visual AI every day? We consult, test and collaborate beyond the library too. Just ask.
Get in touch
— Andrei Kovalev, founder, librarian