How to Set Up a Private Discord Server for Midjourney

Introduction

Ever wanted to explore the wonders of AI-generated art with Midjourney on Discord but prefer doing it in your own private space? Setting up a private Discord server for Midjourney is easier than you might think. This guide will show you how to create a personal server where you can use Midjourney to create images without sharing them publicly.

Section 1: Creating Your Private Discord Server

Creating a private server on Discord is straightforward. Here’s what you need to do:

Step 1: Create Your Server

1. Open Discord: Launch the app or go to the Discord website.
2. Add a Server: Click the ‘+’ icon on the left-hand menu.
3. Server Creation: Choose “Create My Own” and then opt for “For me and my friends” or skip this.
4. Name Your Server: Give it a name like “Midjourney Private Server” and hit Create.

Step 2: Invite Midjourney Bot

1. Server Options: Look for “Add your first app in your new server.”
2. Search for the Bot: Type ‘Midjourney’ in the app search field.
3. Add the Bot: Select the Midjourney bot and click “Add to server.”
4. Authorize the Bot: Give the bot the necessary permissions by clicking Authorize.

Section 2: Using Midjourney on Your Server

With your server set up, you’re ready to start creating:

Start Creating Images

• Command to Create: Type /imagine in the server chat followed by your prompt.
• Privacy: Your creations will only be visible to those you invite to the server.

Section 3: More Privacy Options with Midjourney

For extra privacy, Midjourney offers these features:

Stealth Mode (Pro Only)

1. Get Pro Subscription: Make sure you have Midjourney Pro.
2. Turn On Stealth Mode: In any channel with the Midjourney bot, type /stealth or /private.
3. Turn Off Stealth Mode: Type /public to deactivate.
4. Check Your Mode: Use /info to see if you’re in Stealth or Public mode.

Direct Chat with Midjourney Bot

1. Message the Bot: Start a direct message with the Midjourney Bot.
2. Begin Session: Type /imagine followed by your creative prompt in the message.

Section 4: Managing Your Artwork

Here’s how to keep control of the images you create:

Deleting Images

• Remove Images: React with a ❌ emoji on the Discord message that contains the image you want to delete.

Conclusion

You’re now ready to enjoy Midjourney in your own private Discord server! This setup lets you experiment with AI art in a space just for you and those you invite. Dive in and let your creativity flow.