Midjourney Web Registration/Login Tutorial: Discord Linking, Authorization, and Account Switching

This tutorial only covers how to log in to Midjourney on the web from scratch: first register for Discord, then complete Midjourney authorization and linking, and finally learn how to log out safely and switch accounts. Follow the steps and you’ll basically avoid common pitfalls like “authorization stuck spinning” or “logging into the wrong account.”

Preparation: Register Discord and confirm your account status

The mainstream way to log in to Midjourney on the web is via Discord account authorization, so the first step is to prepare a Discord account that works properly. After registering, it’s recommended to verify your email first, and set up your username and avatar in Discord, so you can easily confirm whether you’re logging into the same account.

If you’ve used Midjourney in Discord before (for example, by joining related servers), it won’t affect web use; the key is to remember which Discord account you used back then. Later, the Midjourney web app will directly read this Discord identity to associate your usage and subscription information.

Logging in to Midjourney on the web: One authorization is enough

Open the Midjourney official website, click “Sign in / 登录,” choose to continue with Discord, then click Allow on the Discord authorization page. This authorization essentially links Midjourney to your Discord identity; once completed, it will automatically redirect back to the Midjourney web app.

If you see repeated redirects or a blank page, first check whether your browser is blocking third-party cookies or pop-ups; then try running through the authorization again in an incognito window. In most cases, Midjourney login issues come down to browser cache or the authorization not being successfully completed.

Discord link management: How to unlink and log out safely

When you want to remove the link between Midjourney and your current Discord, the most reliable approach is to revoke authorization in Discord: go to Discord Settings, find “Authorized Apps,” locate Midjourney, and revoke it. After revoking, return to the Midjourney web app and log in again; the authorization flow will pop up again.

For daily use, it’s recommended to click “Log out / 退出登录” in the Midjourney web app first, then close the page. This reduces the risk of staying logged in on public computers or shared devices, and also makes it easier for you to switch to another Midjourney account later.

Switching Midjourney accounts: Two methods that are less likely to get mixed up

The core of switching Midjourney accounts is switching Discord accounts: log out in the Midjourney web app first, then log out of the current account in Discord Web/the client, log in to another Discord account, and then return to Midjourney to reauthorize. This way Midjourney will recognize a new Discord identity and won’t mix accounts.

If you frequently switch between multiple Midjourney accounts, it’s recommended to use separate browser “users/profiles” to log into different Discord accounts; each profile has independent cookies, making switching clearer. If you run into a situation where “I clearly switched accounts but Midjourney is still on the old account,” directly clear cookies for that site or revoke Midjourney authorization in Discord—this usually resolves it.