We're on fire! New update is here, and with it more improvements to Midlibrary design and your experience.

🗂️ You might have already noticed the new homepage Navigator. It's now more dense and better organized.

🔎 We reorgainzed the top navigation panel for the desktop version (no screenshot, just look at the top of this page ◔_◔).

🧭 Finally, the Style page keeps on evolving. Now, below the samples and style details, there is a new module that allows you to explore Midlibrary further in a more focused way. By default you see four random artists from the same category, but there are also: Similar styles (avaliable for part of the catalog, these are the styles that have at least 3 features in common with the current); Style Roulette; Most interesting Guides and Studies; and Most recent Style Tops. All organized in neat tabs.

🚀 We are testing new image delivery infrastructure, so you might experience an even faster response from the Catalog!

If you see a glitch or have a confusing experience with Midlibrary, please, let us know!

We've been working on this for months now, and it's finally here: Midlibrary 2.5 (in its Beta stage). So, what's new in this update?

💥 The biggest change comes in the form of a new Style page. It is now much cleaner, simpler, and easier to use. The main focus is the style sample in Midjourney's current version.

🎨 Looking for other versions? Just use the switch!

🎛️ Benchmarks on Style pages are now displayed as a condensed gallery. Click to visit the detailed Benchmark page.

🧭 We replaced the separate Categories and Features pages with unified Styles classifier. It's a great place to take a bird's eye view of Midlibrary Catalog.

🏁 We've optimized the code even more, so Midlibrary should start feeling faster overall!

If you see a glitch or have a confusing experience with Midlibrary, please, let us know!

In this update, we’ve revised the Advanced Filters panel and enhanced the All styles page, styles pages, and overall user experience.

👍 From now on, navigating the catalog on the All styles page, Categories pages, and Features pages will be the same experience—with instant search and advanced filtering.

🎛️ Filters you checked are now shown at the top of the filters panel—you can always remove them one by one (or altogether).

🪄 Advanced filters will now adapt to a page you are exploring the styles on. For instance, on a Category page, filters will allow you to filter by subcategories (Sections) in addition to Features.

🌆 🏙️ 🌃 Similar styles are now available for some artists’ pages—a module that suggests styles based on the features and categories you are navigating.🏎️ Most significantly, the catalog will now work up to 5 times faster!

🚀 We updated overall website design, optimizing the space, make Midlibray more accessible, efficient, and sexy.

🏎️ Also, due to code optimization the Catalog now works up to 5 times faster!

🖼️ Check out the new section devoted to Personal Collections, our first Midlibrary-based tool.

🎉 We're past 3940 styles mark!

As always, If you enounter issues with the Midlibrary website—please, let us know!

If you've ever navigated through our "All Styles" page, you're likely familiar with Advanced Filters. These filters enable you to sift through the catalog using 14 different categories and 51 unique features.

We've made this functionality even more user-friendly: your filter settings are now displayed in your browser's address bar.  

This means you can bookmark your favorite filter combinations or share them easily via URL on social media or with friends. Here are a few combos you can start with:

Photographers with Dreamy styles, Landscape Painters with Broad Brushtrokes, or Styles featuring Geomatrical Patterns.

To make your own combo, just click the Show Advanced Filters button on the All styles page.

We understand that some users are concerned about using artists' names from copyrighted sources in their prompts. While Midjourney doesn't store or use the originals to generate images, you can now sidestep any ethical dilemmas by opting for names that are in the Public Domain.

Simply check the blue box on the "All Styles" page to activate this filter.

And speaking of filters and sorting. We've finally squashed a persistent bug that has been with us since Version 2.0: the New/Old sorting feature is now fully functional.

This allows you to see exactly which styles have been recently added and which have been part of our catalog since its inception. Given that we're adding new styles nearly every week, this feature is invaluable for keeping up with the latest additions!

And lastly, our traditional catalog update: brought Midlibrary catalog above 3,500 styles threshold! Kudos to our numerous contributors who keep sending us new styles!