Midjourney V7 Omni-Consistency is HERE: Consistent Characters just got 10X EASIER!

Did Midjourney finally solve the character consistency problem? In this video, we dive deep into the brand new Omni Reference feature—Midjourney’s replacement for the old --cref parameter. Whether you’re aiming for photo-realistic characters, stylized art, or even object and pet consistency, this feature might just be a breakthrough.

🔍 What you’ll learn in this video:
How Omni Reference works with character faces, clothing, and stylization
Why increasing Omni Weight to 400+ boosts clothing accuracy
When to keep default values for better object consistency
How Omni Reference performs with non-human creatures (say hi to Lonnie 🐶)
Testing it on products, vehicles, and mood boards
Using it alongside Style Reference and new experimental parameter --xexp

🎨 From cinematic Victorian detectives to ancient Japanese aesthetics, I explore the limits and possibilities of Omni Reference with hands-on tests and comparisons. Plus, I share pro tips on how to get the most consistent results across different use cases.

👉 Whether you're a digital artist, creative director, or AI enthusiast—this feature could redefine how you work with characters and styles in Midjourney.

📌 Key Takeaways:

Use close-up images for best face consistency
Increase Omni Weight to 400+ for clothing
Keep Omni Weight around 100 for objects
Mention unusual details (like “10-wheel Mustang”) in your prompt
Combine with --style, mood boards, and --xexp for illustrative or cinematic effects

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 INTRO
0:28 Consistent Characters
1:57 Different Camera Angles
3:18 Consistent Clothing
4:36 Consistent Objects
7:46 Consistent Pet Photos
8:43 Stylization, Personalization, Moodboard, Sty