Midjourney Registration and Discord Linking Tutorial: Login/Activation and Account Switching Guide

This tutorial only covers Midjourney’s basic usage path: how to register and log in, how to correctly link your account to Discord, and how to switch accounts when you need to. After following the steps, you’ll be able to generate images with Midjourney normally in Discord and won’t get stuck on authorization or linking errors.

1. How to choose the Midjourney registration and login entry

After opening the Midjourney official website, prioritize entering the login flow via “Sign in”; essentially, Midjourney identifies you through your Discord account. For first-time use, it’s recommended to first confirm that the email address on your Discord account is usable and can receive verification emails normally, to avoid authorization failure later and being unable to recover the account.

If you’ve logged into multiple Discord accounts in your browser, it’s recommended to log into Midjourney using an incognito/private window. This way Midjourney won’t misread leftover Discord sessions in the browser, reducing the chance of “linking to the wrong account.”

2. Correct steps to link Midjourney to Discord

On the Midjourney login page, after choosing to continue with Discord, you’ll be redirected to the Discord authorization page. Confirm that the app requesting authorization is the official Midjourney application, then click “Authorize.” After authorization is complete, when you return to the Midjourney web page and can see your Discord information, it means the link is in effect.

Next, join the official Midjourney server in Discord, or invite the bot to your own server to use it there. Enter any channel where you’re allowed to speak, type “/imagine” and submit your prompt to verify whether Midjourney is responding normally.

3. How to switch Midjourney accounts or change the linked Discord account

To switch Midjourney accounts, the key is switching your Discord login state: first log out on the Midjourney website, then log out of the current account in Discord and log into the new account. Then return to the Midjourney official website and initiate login authorization again—Midjourney will link to the Discord account you’re currently logged into.

If you find that Midjourney is linked to the wrong account, a common approach is to revoke Midjourney’s authorization in Discord under “User Settings → Authorized Apps.” After revoking, go through the Midjourney login and authorization process again; usually you’ll be able to link Midjourney to the correct Discord account.

4. Common fixes for linking failures and authorization pop-ups not appearing

If the Midjourney authorization page doesn’t appear or keeps spinning, first check for browser blocking: disable ad-blocking extensions, allow pop-ups and third-party cookies, then retry logging into Midjourney. You can also switch browsers or use an incognito/private window—often more effective than repeatedly refreshing.

If Midjourney commands in Discord don’t respond, first confirm that the channel you’re posting in allows bots to speak and that you have permission to use application commands. Finally, go back to the Midjourney web page to check whether you’re still logged in, to avoid Midjourney appearing “disconnected” due to an expired session.