About this prompt
Midjourney Brand Style Lock
Ten prompts written over a week, each with its own idea of "warm editorial", produce ten images that look like ten different agencies. The fix is a style line you write once — palette as hex codes, lighting, composition, mood, texture — and paste unchanged into every prompt, so only the subject changes. This product is that line, with parameters tuned for brand work and a path to upgrade it to a --sref anchor once you have an image you love.
How to use. Fill the eight variables once; the first is the subject, the other seven are your brand and should not change between runs. Keep --s between 150 and 250 so Midjourney stays literal to your palette, and --c around 10 so the four variations are siblings rather than strangers. When one output nails the look, upload it and add --sref <url> --sw 200 to the line; from then on the palette and texture are enforced by the image rather than by words.
What to change. --ar 16:9 for heroes, 4:5 for social, 1:1 for avatars and cards. Replace "editorial photography" with "3D editorial illustration" for abstract card art and keep everything else. Add --no terms for anything that keeps creeping in (glossy renders, handshakes, fake smiles).
Not a fit. One-off images with no brand, and product shots that must show exact packaging.





