Explanation and Example of --no Parameter

In AI painting, the --no parameter is used to exclude or prohibit specific elements from being generated in the image. By using --no in prompts, you can explicitly tell the AI not to include certain objects, colors, styles, or features in the generated image.

--no Parameter Usage

You can follow --no with the content you do not want to appear to filter out unwanted elements. For example:

A beautiful forest, sunlight streaming through --no people

In this example, the generated image will be a forest scene without any people.

If you want to exclude multiple contents, you can list them separated by commas, for example:

A beautiful forest, sunlight streaming through --no people, animals

Common Use Cases

1. Removing unwanted objects: For instance, you may want a landscape image without people or vehicles.
2. Avoiding specific styles or visual elements: When you want to control the style of the image, avoiding elements you dislike.
3. Excluding specific colors: You can request MidJourney not to use certain colors, which may not be 100% accurate but can reduce the appearance of those colors.

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