Midjourney API

What Midjourney does

Use a simplified submit-and-poll flow for Midjourney Imagine. Each task returns four individual images while retaining the composite grid preview.

• Four separate results per task — Receive ordered result_urls when the task completes, with no follow-up split action required. preview_url retains the original grid for quick review.

Midjourney API features

• Simple async workflow — Submit once and poll by task_id without provider-specific continuation endpoints.
• Three generation speeds — Choose relax, fast, or turbo; fast is the default.

What people build with Midjourney

• Concept Exploration — Each task returns four different results, which suits comparing directions early on.
• Marketing Asset Production — Produce stylistically consistent imagery for ads, social posts and landing pages in volume.
• Editorial Illustration — Illustrate articles and documentation without the sameness of stock photography.

Getting started with the Midjourney API

The endpoint is OpenAI-compatible, so existing client code usually needs only a base URL and a model name.

• Step 1: Sign Up or Log In — Create account and generate API Token
• Step 2: Test in Playground — Try different descriptions and parameters to check output quality
• Step 3: Integrate into Backend — Connect API, configure authentication, handle image files
• Step 4: Deploy for Production — Set up concurrency, cost control, caching strategies

Midjourney API pricing

Midjourney Imagine — per-call billing; see the pricing page for the current rate

Why choose CCAPI for Midjourney

• Simplified async flow — Submit a task and poll for the result, with no queue of your own and no long-held connection.
• Four separate images — Alongside the composite grid preview, all four images are returned individually and ready to use.
• Consistent result shape — Task status, the grid preview, and individual image URLs use a stable response shape for automation.

Other models on the same endpoint

The same API key and base URL reach every model below. Moving from Midjourney to any of them means changing the model name in the request body.

• Z-Image Turbo API — image model on the same endpoint
• GPT Image 2 API — image model on the same endpoint
• Nano Banana API — image model on the same endpoint
• Doubao Seedream API — image model on the same endpoint
• CCAPI Upscale API — image model on the same endpoint
• OpenAI Reasoning API — chat model on the same endpoint

Frequently asked questions