How to share Midjourney prompts with images

Midjourney prompts are text plus parameters — and often a reference image. PromptSend lets you share both behind one short link.

Midjourney prompts need more than a text dump

A useful Midjourney share usually includes the prompt, parameters (--ar, --stylize, --sref), and sometimes a reference or result image. Pasting only the text into Discord loses the visual context. Uploading an image alone loses the exact wording.

With PromptSend you attach an image next to the prompt text so collaborators see the full recipe.

What to include in a Midjourney share

Include	Why it matters
Full prompt text	Subject, style, lighting, camera, mood
Parameters	--ar, --v, --sref, --sw, chaos, etc.
Reference or result image	Shows the look you’re aiming for
Creator credit	Helps people follow you for more prompts

Share a Midjourney prompt

Paste the Midjourney prompt and parameters into PromptSend.
Upload a JPG, PNG, or WebP reference or result image (optional, up to 5MB).
Add your creator profile links if you want credit.
Create the link and post it to Discord, X, or your community.

Discord tip

Discord compresses and rate-limits large pastes. A PromptSend link keeps the prompt intact and lets people copy it cleanly into Midjourney — on web or Discord.

Don’t upload images you don’t have rights to share. Public links are viewable by anyone with the URL.

Questions people ask

Yes. PromptSend supports optional JPG, PNG, or WebP uploads alongside the prompt text.

No. It stores and displays the prompt (and image) so others can copy it into Midjourney themselves.

Include --sref codes or URLs in the prompt text. If you have a reference image file, attach it on the share page too.

Yes. Creating and viewing Midjourney prompt links on PromptSend is free and requires no account.