Midjourney SREF Codes

What is Style Reference(--sref)?

The style reference is a powerful parameter in Midjourney that helps maintain style consistency in AI-generated images. To use it, upload an image with the desired style and add the --sref parameter followed by the image URL or SREF code to your prompt:

Why Use Style Reference?

Many users want to recreate a specific visual style they've seen in other images. The --sref parameter allows you to apply the style characteristics of a reference image to your new creations without having to manually describe all the stylistic elements in your prompt.

How to Use Style Reference in Midjourney V6/V6.1

• Upload Reference Image: Upload the image whose style you want Midjourney to learn.
• Add Parameter: Add the --sref parameter and the image URL to your prompt.
• Use SREF Codes: Alternatively, use a numeric SREF code from our library (e.g., --sref 374056684).
• Multiple References: You can include multiple image URLs or codes separated by spaces.
• Adjust Style Weight: Use the --sw parameter to adjust the style intensity (0-1000, default 100).

Advanced Techniques

Adjusting Style Weight (--sw)

The --sw parameter determines how strongly the style affects the output. Higher values (up to 1000) result in stronger style application, while lower values create more subtle effects.

Combining Multiple Styles

You can combine multiple SREF codes or images to blend different aesthetics:

Finding SREF Codes

There are two main ways to obtain SREF codes:

• Using --sref random: Add this to your prompt for Midjourney to randomly apply a style.
• Using a SREF Code Library: Browse our collection above to find your preferred styles.