The /blend tool is one of Midjourney’s most powerful features, allowing you to merge up to five images into a brand-new concept. While traditionally used via Discord commands, the Midjourney web alpha/beta platform has streamlined this process into a seamless, visual drag-and-drop experience.
Here is your complete guide to mastering the blend feature directly on the Midjourney website.
Step 1: Access the Create Interface
Log into your account on the official Midjourney website (midjourney.com). Navigate to the “Create” tab (usually represented by a canvas or plus icon in the sidebar), which opens up your main generation workspace.
Step 2: Upload Your Images
On the web interface, you do not need to type any slash commands. Instead, focus on the imaging/prompt bar at the top of the screen:
Click the “+” (plus) icon or the image icon inside the prompt bar.
Select “Upload Image” to choose files from your device, or simply drag and drop your images directly into the prompt bar. Upload between 2 and 5 images.
Step 3: Set Up the Blend
Once your images are uploaded, they will appear as small thumbnails inside or just above the prompt bar.
The Web Shortcut: On the website, simply dropping multiple images into the prompt box tells the system to treat them as a blend.
Optional Text: Unlike the strict Discord /blend command (which blocks text prompts), the web interface allows you to combine your uploaded images with a written text prompt if you want to steer the aesthetic in a specific direction. If you want a pure blend, leave the text box empty.
Step 4: Adjust Dimensions and Settings
Before hitting enter, look at your generation settings right next to the prompt bar: Click on the Settings/Parameters icon (sliders icon).
Choose your desired Aspect Ratio (
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