1/ Midjourney just unlocked god mode for creators with Omni-Reference. It’s a tool that lets you bring specific characters, objects, or vibes from a reference image straight into your AI-generated art. Let's deep dive into the 👉 --oref

2/ Here’s the kicker—you control how much the ref image influences the output with --ow. A low value gives light influence (like style hints), high value sticks hard to your reference. It’s like sliders for how clingy your AI gets to your source pic. Flexibility = unlocked.

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4/ Compared to ChatGPT’s GPT-4o image gen: Omni-Reference gives way more control over what shows up in the pic. GPT-4o’s cool for casual visuals and even makes GIFs, but Midjourney’s for when you’re like “I want that specific dragon, but in a steampunk café.”

5/ Omni-Reference is a cheat code for consistency and creative control. Whether you're building a visual story, a brand world, or a character arc—this tool helps keep your style on lock. One image to rule them all.

Sources:

https://docs.midjourney.com/hc/en-us/articles/36285124473997-Omni-Reference

https://medium.com/@ejackyao/unlocking-creative-superpowers-a-deep-dive-into-midjourneys-omni-reference-feature-1e0cdefd89d2

https://openai.com/index/introducing-4o-image-generation/

3/ This is 🔥 for keeping characters consistent across scenes, reusing product visuals, or remixing old art with new styles. But heads up: no inpainting, no fast mode, and it doubles your GPU cost. You’re paying for precision here, not speed. Choose your battles.