One of the best ways to get inspiration for creating Midjourney images in 2025 - besides using the Community Feed - is to scroll through Midjourney's Discord channels.

But what if you saw a few great images on Discord but are unsure how to find the rest of the images that person created?

In this article, you will learn how to find a Midjourney Gallery (their Midjourney user profile) from someone by using their Discord User ID or the filename from the generated Midjourney image.

This way, you can easily find someone's work on Midjourney!

Quick Answer: How to find a Midjourney user profile

1. The best way to find someone's Midjourney user profile is by copying their Discord User ID (make sure Developers Mode is enabled). Simply right-click someone's name inside Discord and press 'Copy User ID'. Then edit this URL here based on that:

https://legacy.midjourney.com/app/users/[add their Discord User ID here]

2. Visit that URL in your browser. Make sure that you're logged in again with your Discord account that is connected to Midjourney.

3. Now copy the last part of the URL you've landed on (it should have redirected you to a new URL with a random string of characters after '/users/').

4. Then edit this URL here based on that:

https://www.midjourney.com/explore?user_id=[the string from the redirected URL]

If that doesn't work, we have one more tip in this article; finding a Midjourney user profile by checking the image's filename.

How to Find a Midjourney User (Via Discord ID & Filename)

How to find a Midjourney user profile from a Discord ID

Let's start with the one you're most likely going to use; finding someone's profile by using their Discord User ID.

Here's how to do a Midjourney user search by finding someone's Discord ID:

  1. Let's start by activating Developers Mode. Go to 'User Settings' -> 'Advanced Settings', and turn on 'Developers Mode'.
Finding User Settings inside Discord
Activating Developers Mode inside Discord
  1. Now it's time to find the user in one of Midjourney's Discord channels (any Discord server works, too). Right-click their profile name, and then click Copy User ID:
How to copy a Discord User ID via a Midjourney channel
  1. Now edit this URL based on that — just make sure you're logged in again since it's via the legacy site (the older version):

    https://legacy.midjourney.com/app/users/[add their Discord User ID here]

    Example:
    https://legacy.midjourney.com/app/users/1075716576445202455

Note: We're doing it via the legacy site since Midjourney has updated its live site since Version 6. The old method doesn't work anymore, but this one still does!

  1. As you can see in your browser, this directly redirects you to a new URL:

    https://legacy.midjourney.com/app/users/03cde4f0-dc83-4481-b9ea-b1e0dbf24ed6/
  2. Now copy the bold part (the random string of characters) and edit this URL based on that:

    https://www.midjourney.com/explore?user_id=[the string from the redirected URL]

    Example:
    https://www.midjourney.com/explore?user_id=03cde4f0-dc83-4481-b9ea-b1e0dbf24ed6
  3. Congratulations! You now found someone's Midjourney Gallery via their Discord User ID:
Finding a Midjourney user profile via Discord example
Find this Midjourney Gallery here

Below you will learn a bit more about what you can do with someone else's Midjourney Gallery, but let's first go over finding someone's user profile by using a filename:

How to find a Midjourney user profile from a filename

If you found a Midjourney-generated image somewhere, you still have a small chance of finding their Midjourney Gallery to find out what prompt they used to create that image.

Here's how to find someone on Midjourney with only a filename:

  1. Right-click on the image, and press 'Copy image address' (you can also save the image on your computer first, but this is faster) - here's an example of what you can get then:

    https://cdnb.artstation.com/p/assets/images/images/065/193/425/large/dominic-tt-dominik256-pixar-style-an-ultra-realistic-portrait-of-anthropom-7fe3d13a-0334-4ec2-b7c9-3be2f5245184.jpg?1689757133
Right clicking on an image to get the Midjourney Job ID
Source
  1. It is broken down like this: [Discord Username][Prompt][Job ID][File Extension]
  2. Now copy the Job ID (which is the string of random numbers and letters). In this example, it's this:

    7fe3d13a-0334-4ec2-b7c9-3be2f5245184
  3. Now edit this URL based on that - just make sure again that you're logged in:

    https://midjourney.com/jobs/[add the Job ID here]

    Example:
    https://www.midjourney.com/jobs/7fe3d13a-0334-4ec2-b7c9-3be2f5245184
Screenshot of the final result when copying a filename with a Job ID
Find this Midjourney Gallery here

Now you have found their Midjourney Gallery, and you can easily copy the full prompt that they used to create the image:

pixar style, an ultra realistic portrait of anthropomorphic zebra, adorable eyes, head, cute, tiny, adorable, cinematic lighting, cute pixar style character, cartoon cute, vivid colours, 8k, simple background, clean ilustration, 3d, unreal engine, HDR, centered, facing forward, looking at camera, simmetrical centered, negative space --ar 2:3 --quality 2 --stylize 250 --v 5

To keep in mind: If someone changed the filename before uploading/sharing it somewhere, you wouldn't be able to find their Midjourney Gallery this way.

What is the Midjourney Gallery?

The Midjourney Gallery is basically a profile. It's your little piece of the internet where you can showcase your AI-generated images.

Public view the Midjourney Gallery from Your Dream AI

And yes, as you might know, Midjourney is an open community — this allows others to use and remix your images and prompts.

So by default, your images are publicly viewable and remixable.

For some, this is a tough pill to swallow, and they will do everything that it takes to keep their Midjourney images and profile private.

However, some might see this as an opportunity to either build up a following or simply share their creations with their friends or family! (More about that below)

For more information about the Community Feed, Community Showcase, and what you can do with someone's Midjourney Gallery, check out our in-depth guide here!

How to share your Midjourney Gallery with others

Here's how to share your Midjourney Gallery:

  1. To share your Midjourney Gallery, start by copying your own Discord User ID (make sure Developers Mode is enabled). Simply right-click your name inside Discord and press 'Copy User ID'. Then edit this URL here based on that:

    https://legacy.midjourney.com/app/users/[Copied Discord User ID]
  2. Visit that URL in your browser. Make sure that you're logged in again with your Discord account that is connected to Midjourney.
  3. Now copy the last part of the URL you've landed on (it should have redirected you to a new URL with a random string of characters after '/users/').
  4. Then edit this URL here based on that:

    https://www.midjourney.com/explore?user_id=[the string from the redirected URL]

For more information, check out this guide here!

How to get more inspiration for your Midjourney AI art

Getting inspiration from someone else's Midjourney Gallery is great, but what if I told you that this isn't the only way to get inspiration for your AI-generated images?

There are a few more great ways to get inspiration!

If you're interested, check out our other guide here!

Conclusion

So, there you have it: All the information you need to know to find someone's Midjourney user profile in 2025.

Now that you've learned how to use it, why not go to one of Midjourney's Discord channels to check out some of the amazing artworks made by the community?

You never know what kind of amazing pieces you might find! Have fun exploring.

If you have any questions, let us know by commenting below!

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My name is Richard, and I co-created Your Dream AI. Mainly because of my love for AI — but also because I'm curious about what will happen with artificial intelligence in the upcoming years.

2 Comments

  1. Everything changed and none of the solutions in this article works anymore.

    • Author logo at Your Dream AI

      Hi Gastão,

      Thank you for your comment! Thank you for letting me know; I’ve updated the article now with a working method.

      Good luck with everything!
      – Richard

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