Miji is a database of AI images and the prompts used to create them. Includes prompts for s variety of AI art applications, and allows the editing of a prompt to save your changes.
The directory is far from expansive. It feels like something that could be updated with a simple RSS feed, to create a robust reference library. Also, the most common AI model that the prompts come for is MidJourney. Personally, I was bored with MidJourney after about a week’s use.
In my opinion, MidJourney and Dall-E are overused and they underperform. Similar to the OpenAI products GPT & Stable Diffusion, the models are very popular, but in reality, they are the low end of machine learning.
The prompts the app uses are extremely basic. This app might be good for someone new to AI image generation/editing, but experienced users are unlikely to find much of use.
The developers’ website was down at the time of this writing.
All-in-all, I don’t recommend this app. It might be worth looking through, but its usefulness will run thin quite quickly.
Jack Lhasa
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