What I like most about Midjourney is that I can have an idea in my head and actually see it come to life without needing to be good at drawing. I enjoy playing around with different prompts and seeing how the same idea can turn out in completely different ways. The image quality is usually impressive, especially when it comes to lighting and small details. Of course, it doesn't always get things right on the first try, and sometimes I have to experiment quite a bit to get what I'm looking for. But that's also what makes it fun to use. It gives me the freedom to try things out and be creative without needing a lot of technical skills. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

The biggest thing that frustrates me about Midjourney is that getting a very specific result can take more attempts than I expect. I might have a clear idea of what I want, but even after adjusting the prompt, certain details like hand positions, facial expressions, or the placement of objects don't always come out right. Sometimes the overall image looks great, but one small detail makes it unusable for what I had in mind. I also find that changing one part of a prompt can affect other parts of the image that I wanted to keep. It's a great tool for experimenting, but when I need more precise control over the final result, the trial-and-error process can get tiring. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.