Midjourney User Guide: Web Registration & Login, Account Linking, and Switching Guide

This Midjourney user guide mainly clarifies three things: how to complete registration and login, how to correctly link Midjourney with Discord, and how to switch safely between multiple accounts/devices. Follow the steps and you can basically avoid authorizing the wrong account, login loops, and account mix-ups.

1. Start registration and first login: enter properly from the official site

After opening the Midjourney official website, it’s best to use an incognito/private window in your usual browser to reduce redirect issues caused by old cache. Click “Sign in,” and Midjourney will guide you to authorize login via Discord.

If you don’t have a Discord account yet, register on Discord first and complete the basic verification, then return to Midjourney to continue logging in. After your first successful login, the Midjourney web app will automatically create your workspace—no additional “manual registration” is needed.

2. Key points for linking Discord: avoid authorizing the wrong account

Midjourney’s account system is strongly tied to Discord. When authorizing, be sure the account shown in the top-right corner of Discord is the one you want to link. A common pitfall is being logged into multiple Discord accounts in the same browser, causing Midjourney to authorize under the wrong identity by default.

Before authorizing, it’s recommended to open Discord Web first and confirm the current account is correct, then go back to Midjourney and click authorize. After authorization, the avatar/nickname on the Midjourney web app should match Discord—this is the most straightforward way to verify.

3. Account switching and multi-device login: the two most reliable methods

If you need to switch Midjourney between two Discord accounts, first click your avatar on the Midjourney web app and log out, then close all Midjourney pages. Next, open an incognito/private window, log into Discord Web with the target Discord account, and then enter Midjourney to complete authorized login. This approach is the least likely to mix accounts.

If you use Midjourney on both a computer and a phone, it’s recommended to authorize with the same Discord account to avoid splitting the same subscription/benefits across different identities. When using Midjourney on a public computer, be sure to use an incognito/private window and log out of both Midjourney and Discord immediately when finished.

4. Safe logout and revoking authorization: handle the “lock” before switching accounts

Logging out of Midjourney isn’t just closing the page: log out via your avatar in the Midjourney web app, then go to Discord “Settings → Authorized Apps,” find Midjourney, and revoke authorization. After revoking, the next time you open Midjourney it will prompt the authorization page again, making it easier to log in with the correct account.

If, after revoking authorization, it still automatically returns to the old account, it’s most likely because the browser cache or cookies weren’t fully cleared. Clear the site data, or simply use a new incognito/private window to log into Midjourney again—this usually restores the normal switching flow.