Midjourneyの「—cref」で同じ人物やキャラクターを固定して生成する方法を解説！細かいテクニックも紹介

The script introduces a new feature in the video called 'Character Ref,' a command that simplifies the process of generating images of the same character with different expressions or styles. The narrator discusses how this feature has made character generation more accessible, even for AI influencers, and encourages viewers to subscribe to the channel for more IT and Midjourney-related content. The script also mentions that the new command is available in Midjourney version 6 and provides a brief overview of how to use it to create character images with various expressions and styles.

This paragraph delves into the technical aspects of using the 'Character Ref' command. It explains the process of copying a link from an image to serve as a reference and then using specific prompts to generate new images based on that reference. The script highlights the ease of generating images with different styles and settings, such as a woman in a forest holding a camera. It also discusses the possibility of creating various patterns and scenes based on the initial image, emphasizing the command's flexibility and potential for business and content creation.

The script explores the 'Character Weight' (CW) parameter, which allows for control over how much the reference image influences the generated image, on a scale from 0 to 100. By setting the CW to 0, the narrator demonstrates that the generated images can still incorporate elements like facial features or hairstyles from the reference, without being a direct match. This section includes an experiment with generating a 'Running Girl' image, showing how the character's essence can be captured even when the weight is set to zero, resulting in a variety of character patterns and styles.

The final paragraph introduces the 'Style Ref' command, which is used to maintain the style of the base image when generating new images. The narrator uses a cute black cat illustration as an example to show how the command can be used to create various patterns of the same character while preserving the original style. The script also compares the results with and without the Style Ref command, illustrating the differences in the generated images. The narrator suggests that this feature is particularly useful for creating consistent character designs for content like LINE stamps and other personalized materials.