Midjourney is known for its painterly, cinematic look, but on its own it takes one prompt at a time. Paste a list instead: every line runs on the version you pick, from the current V8.2 to the anime-focused Niji 7, and the whole set comes back as one ZIP. No Discord server and no subscription.
One per line — each line is a separate prompt.
Drag & drop or click to upload — PNG / JPEG / WEBP / GIF, up to 10MB each.
BulkImagen is not affiliated with Midjourney, Inc., which does not sell a public API; we reach its models through a third-party provider and bill you per image in credits. Here is what that means in practice.
V8.2 is the version Midjourney itself now uses by default, tuned for aesthetics and image quality. V8.1 renders faster and follows the literal wording of a prompt more closely. V7 is there for prompt libraries written against it, and Niji 7 is the anime and illustration model. Pick one per batch and every line uses it, so a series stays consistent.
On V8.2 and V8.1, the 2K tier switches on Midjourney's HD mode, which renders each image at four times the pixel count of the standard tier. Use it for prints, wallpapers and anything that will be cropped or enlarged. HD jobs take longer to finish, so leave the standard tier on for quick exploration rounds.
Keep the flags you already use at the end of a prompt: --stylize (--s), --chaos, --weird, --style raw, --no, --seed and --tile all pass through as written. The form sets the aspect ratio, version, HD and speed, so --ar, --v, --niji, --hd and --repeat are removed from a prompt before it is sent. A Midjourney render that fails is refunded automatically.
All four versions as they are configured here. Ratios, resolution tiers and credit prices come from the running model configuration, so the table always matches what the form accepts.
Prices and limits in this table are generated from the model configuration that also bills your batch, so a change there shows up here first.
The same three steps as every model on BulkImagen. What is specific here is the prompt itself: write it the way you would for Midjourney, flags included, then choose a version.
Paste one prompt per line, or import a CSV. Only have an idea? Write it as one sentence and press Write with AI under the prompt box to turn it into one prompt per image, then add your own Midjourney flags such as --s 250 or --style raw.
Choose V8.2, V8.1, V7 or Niji 7, the aspect ratio for the whole batch, and on V8 whether to render in HD. Attach reference images if the set should follow a product, a face or a look. The image count and total credits appear before anything is sent.
Every prompt is submitted to Midjourney in parallel. Retry any image that misses, then download the whole batch as one ZIP, each file named after its prompt.
Where Midjourney's look matters more than literal accuracy, and you need many images rather than one.
Twenty directions for a brand, a book cover or a game level, each one a line in your list. Midjourney is at its best when the brief is a feeling rather than a spec, which is exactly the stage where you want many options side by side before choosing one. Run the round on the standard tier, then redo the keepers in HD.
Niji 7 is the Midjourney model for anime and illustration styles: character concepts, light-novel style covers, chibi stickers, scene backgrounds. Write a cast list or a scene list, one line each, and the whole set comes back in the same hand instead of drifting between styles.
Posters, canvas prints, phone wallpapers and stickers for a shop come in series: the same style across dozens of subjects. Write the style once, vary the subject per line, and render the collection in HD on V8.2 in one batch instead of a week of Discord sessions.
Anything else? Email support@bulkimagen.com
V8.2, V8.1, V7 and Niji 7 for a whole prompt list at a time: paste the lines, check the credits, take the ZIP. No Discord, no subscription.
