Download, categorize, and tag your artwork effortlessly.
Get StartedMy name is Jesse. I'm a software developer and aspiring artist. I love using Midjourney and other tools to create art. This tool was created to solve a problem in my own workflow, and to allow me to scale my artwork creation workflow more easily. The time saving from downloading and organizing images is huge when you start generating a lot of images. I think you can also benefit from MJDownloader, and it pays for itself in time saved after one artistic session.
Disclaimer: MJD.ai is not affiliated with Discord, or Midjourney. MJDownloader is a third party tool created by me with help from friends and family.
MJDownloader starts saving you time and money from day 1. Here's how:
Automatically download images generated from a Discord channel you administrate. This is great for saving artwork you make while on the move, or collaborating with a team.
Our bot intelligently categorizes grid images from non-grid images.
Save your prompts into files for easy retrieval. Both daily, and running prompt lists.
Generate JSON file with detailed logging of prompt, timestamp, image url, image location, and Auto-tag based on your prompts for social media and easy searching.
There is a 5-day free trial available through the subscription link. I hope you enjoy using MJDownloader!
All features with unlimited usage are available on $5/Month and $50/Year plans (saves $10)
"An automatic keep of all my creations, and they’re easy to find! I love using MJDownloader!"
"This bot has made managing my Midjourney art so much easier!"
"Makes bulk downloading fast and easy without having to think about it."
Follow the installation guide in the 'How It Works' section.
You can subscribe from this page, or within the application. From there, the subscription can be managed from General Stripe Dashboard or Your MJD Dashboard
Delete the preferences.json file and relaunch the application. This will re-generate your preferences file. The default location is C:\Users\MyUser\AppData\Local\MJDownloader\
As of now, tags are being added to the JSON record within the promptImagePairs.json file within the logs folder of the Output Directory
Tags are generated currently based on the prompt alone, and uses similarity matching to identify possible tags from the tag_library.json. You can add more tags to that file to be eligible for automatic tagging based on your prompts. The default location is C:\Users\MyUser\AppData\Local\MJDownloader\
Unfortunately it's only available for Windows right now, but maybe in the future...
If you have any questions or need support, feel free to reach out to us: