This tutorial focuses specifically on how to complete registration and login on Midjourney’s web version, authorize via Discord, and quickly switch between multiple accounts. Many people get stuck in an “authorization loop” or encounter a “blank page after login,” but these can usually be resolved by following the steps. Below, everything is laid out clearly following the most common workflow.
Registration & First Login: Authorize via Discord
Open the Midjourney web version (midjourney.com) and click “Sign in” at the bottom-right corner or on the page. The web version currently uses Discord accounts as the primary login method. After selecting “Continue with Discord,” you’ll be redirected to Discord’s authorization page.
On the authorization page, first confirm that you’re logged into the Discord account you want to use, then click “Authorize.” After authorization is complete, you’ll be redirected back to the Midjourney web version, and your account profile and subscription status will sync and appear on your personal page.
Permissions to Note During Authorization & How to Fix Getting “Stuck”
Discord will prompt you to grant Midjourney permissions such as reading basic identity information. This is a necessary step for the web version to recognize your account. If you manually deny key permissions, you may experience repeated redirects or be unable to enter the homepage. It’s recommended to keep the default selections and complete authorization, then manage them later under “Authorized Apps” in Discord.
If it keeps spinning after you click Authorize, try again in an incognito/private window first. If that still doesn’t work, clear cookies related to midjourney.com and discord.com, then disable ad-blocking extensions. Corporate networks or public proxies may also block the authorization redirect; switching to a mobile hotspot is often a quick way to pinpoint the issue.
