What up guys, it’s Opra here as always—and in this video I’m breaking down Midjourney’s latest update: Style Explorer (v1). This is basically Midjourney’s answer to having a huge style library you can apply to your prompts without needing to know every single “magic word” to get a specific look. Inside the Explore tab (make sure you switch to Styles), you can browse top day/week/month, hit random, and pick from a massive list—when I tested it, it felt like 300+ styles and I couldn’t even scroll to the bottom. I tested the same prompt across a bunch of styles (like “a boy with a clown mask holding a balloon on a field”) and the difference is honestly impressive—everything from modern anime and high-fidelity illustration, to sculpture looks, vintage photo vibes, and weird experimental stuff. Some styles are more accurate than others (anatomy and consistency can slip depending on the style), but the upside is speed: I can lock into color schemes and thumbnail themes way faster without stuffing my prompt with extra keywords. You can also like/save styles for later, which is perfect if you find a look you want to reuse. Overall, it’s a super promising feature—and I’m still personally waiting on NIJI 7, plus Midjourney still needs to keep improving text.