Midjourney
image art direction
Midjourney · US
Official siteAn attractive demo image is only a starting point. Real work also needs editable results, consistent visual identity and files suited to the final medium.

Develop distinct visual directions from a defined brief.
Edit an existing image or prepare several publishing formats.
Check consistency across a series rather than one successful output.
Compare detail quality, embedded text and local editing.
Inspect dimensions, export formats and how easily work can be revised.
Read commercial-use terms and service-specific limits.
Starting situation. Prepare three visuals for one article: a wide banner, a social square and a mobile thumbnail. The brief includes a palette, room for a headline and one object that must remain consistent.
Give two services the same description and approved references. Define all three output formats before starting.
Request a local edit, then check whether composition, object and palette stay consistent across formats.
Count manual revisions, inspect real resolution and exported files, then read the terms that apply to the intended use.
These active services are starting points from the directory. Editorial highlighting and score order this selection; they do not replace a trial on your own task.
image art direction
Midjourney · US
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Adobe · US
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Ideogram · CA
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Photoroom · FR
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Recraft · US
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Krea · US
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Leonardo Interactive / Canva · AU
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Freepik Company · ES
Official sitegraphic design templates
Canva · AU
Official siteNot necessarily. A campaign needs a coherent, editable series in the required formats.
Check every character. For critical wording, it is often safer to add text in a layout tool after image generation.
It can illustrate a concept but should not be presented as photographic evidence of an event.