Midjourney Web Login Tutorial: Discord Authorization Process and Troubleshooting Failed Logins

To generate images smoothly on the web, the key is correctly authorizing your Discord account to the site. Below I’ll walk through how to log in to Midjourney on the web step by step, and also troubleshoot the most common issues such as authorization failures and endless loading spinners.

Preparation: First confirm your account and browser status

Before logging in to Midjourney on the web, it’s recommended to verify in the same browser that Discord can open normally and that you’re logged in. Temporarily disable ad blockers and privacy extensions once to avoid blocking the authorization pop-up and causing the Midjourney web login to get stuck.

If you’re logged into multiple Discord accounts on your computer at the same time, it’s easy for the Midjourney web login to “authorize the wrong account.” The easiest solution in this situation is to open an incognito window, log in only to the target Discord account, and then proceed.

The standard Midjourney web login flow (Discord authorization)

Open the Midjourney official website, click “Sign in,” and choose to continue with Discord. You’ll be redirected to Discord’s authorization page. It will display the basic permissions Midjourney requests to identify your Discord identity and complete account linking—this is a required step for Midjourney web login.

After confirming the page shows the Discord account you want to link, click “Authorize.” Once authorization is complete, you’ll be redirected back to the website automatically. If you can see your profile or subscription status on the homepage, it means your Midjourney web login was successful.

Switching accounts: Avoid “I switched accounts but it’s still the old one”

To switch the account used for Midjourney web login, first log out on the Midjourney web page, then also log out of Discord on the web (or switch to the target account). Many people only log out of Midjourney while Discord remains on the old account, so the next Midjourney web login will still automatically authorize the old identity.

If you can’t fully switch no matter what, doing a fresh Midjourney web login in an incognito window is usually the fastest option.

Authorization failures and endless loading: Quickly pinpoint the cause with these steps

If you encounter a blank authorization page, endless loading, or you’re still not logged in after being redirected back, first refresh and allow browser pop-ups and third-party cookies (the wording varies by browser). Then clear cookies related to midjourney.com and discord.com and try the Midjourney web login again.

If it shows the wrong subscription/permissions, first confirm whether the Discord account you authorized is the same one originally linked to the subscription. If you still can’t resolve it, keep screenshots of the browser messages and your account information, and submit a ticket through the official support entry on the website—this usually helps pinpoint the specific linking issue faster.