Horrible I have used Midjourney for a couple of months with a premium subscription, and made more then 20000 images, still, 80% is rubbish. No Mather how good or bad your prompt is, it is always looking awful. This company offers great promises that the cant hold up on. Midjourney is way overhyped and way overpriced. 70$ per month is a ripp off. Maybe in a couple of years, but for now, I am done

Worst "customer service" I've ever… Worst "customer service" I've ever experienced. Been a paid member since the beginning of 2023, and randomly received a notification the other day that my account was banned. No warning, no explanation. I was completely blocked from discord so I couldn't ask support for help. Tried emailing billing but they were useless. Posted a question on reddit and it was deleted. I'm paid through July and apparently they think they'll just steal the rest of my subscription? What a joke.

Predatory billing practices Predatory billing practices! Not cool. Cancelled plan charged me anyways. No support whatsoever. Corporate mind numbing response incoming but not a solution. Stay away and use better more established companies that treat their customers right. I would give ZERO stars if possible.

Disappointing Experience with Midjourney: A Chaotic Subscription Journey" I subscribed to a plan with Midjourney through Distord. I was never able to use it, despite being an experienced user of many services. This one really threw me off. Its introduction and usage are simply chaotic or too unique. Additionally, there were issues with the subscription, and nothing went as expected. It was difficult to reach out to them, and when I finally did, instead of understanding that I was seeking help, they thought I wanted to cancel, adding another mistake to the list. I paid $20 for trouble, but I'm relieved to no longer be a part of it. It's a shame, as it seemed so fantastic.

One change turned a fantastic program into a disappointment for all its users. Midjourney is an amazing program that helps me create realistic images as a graphic designer. It was challenging at first to learn how to achieve the desired results, but with practice, it became a valuable tool for me. Unfortunately, the recent switch from saving images as JPEG files to only allowing Webp format has been disappointing. The Webp images are of poor quality, pixelated, and not suitable for my high standard clients. As a result, I have decided to cancel my subscription to the program.