Most of the desktop backgrounds and wallpapers on this site are made with Midjourney. Midjourney is a generative AI program. Similar to OpenAI's DALL-E and Stable Diffusion, Midjourney's program creates images based on natural language descriptions, referred to as 'prompts'. Currently, in open beta, the tool is exclusively accessible through a Discord bot on the official Midjourney Discord server. Warning. There is a learning curve to Discord which is beyond the scope of this article. To create images, users input the /imagine command along with a prompt, and the bot responds with a set of four images. Users can then select which images they wish to upscale. For example, to generate an image of a cat, you would use the command:

/imagine cat

And Midjourney will generate four different images of a cat. One disadvantage is the requirement of subscribing to a Midjourney plan before you can start generating images, unlike many of its competitors that typically offer some free image generations.

Copy-Pasting Prompts for Use in Midjourney

This site offers a variety of wallpapers for free download, although accessing the prompts for these images requires a subscription. For subscribed members, here are the steps to utilize these prompts.

1. Towards the end of the article, you'll find the prompts used to create the respective images. Select and copy the prompt you're interested in using.
2. Next, open your Discord app and navigate to Midjourney's official Discord server. If your subscription doesn't permit the creation of stealth images, head over to one of the various #newbies channels. Note that each #newbies channel concludes with a unique number, like #newbies-37.
3. Once there, enter /imagine at the prompt to start the process.
4. Paste the copied prompt from this site into Midjourney’s input field, which appears once you've entered /imagine.
5. And that's all. Shortly, you'll receive four different image versions that you can upscale and use to create derivatives.