Capture the creation in front of you.
Use the injected Save to Notion button on supported Midjourney Jobs and Discord pages. Feedback appears immediately, so you always know the click registered.
Explore single save →
Midjourney → Notion, without the busywork
Keep every image and prompt worth finding again.
Save one creation while you browse, or export your available Midjourney history in batches. Prompts, parameters, source links, images, and videos arrive in a clean Notion database you control.
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Midjourney Web + Discord
One workflow, one archive
Midjourney Job01
editorial botanical study, soft morning light --ar 4:5 --v 7
Save to Notion
Notion ArchiveSaved
One clickSave from Midjourney Jobs
Full historyBatch export available creations
Native filesNotion upload with R2 fallback
Copy-readyPrompt details in code blocks
Built around the work you already do
From a passing image to a reusable creative asset.
Midjourney is where ideas are generated. Notion becomes the durable, searchable layer where those ideas can be reviewed, reused, tagged, and shared.
Move your available history in batches.
Choose the latest page or continue through your available history. Live progress, success counts, failures, and cancellation keep the import understandable.
Explore batch export →Store more than a fragile image URL.
The extension first uploads the image through Notion’s native file API. If that fails, an R2 fallback keeps the save moving.
Understand image storage →Copy the exact prompt detail you need.
Source URL, original image URL, saved image URL, prompt, attributes, version, and video URL use a consistent Notion page structure with copy-friendly code blocks.
See the Notion structure →
Single save
Save without leaving the page.
Browse Midjourney Jobs or a Discord channel, click Save to Notion, and continue. The extension reads the supported creation details, checks your selected database, prepares the image, and creates the Notion page.
- Immediate processing feedback after the click
- Works with supported Midjourney Web and Discord layouts
- Uses the same page body structure as batch exports
A consistent Notion result
Every save lands with the same useful structure.
Whether the record comes from the options-page batch importer, Midjourney Jobs, or Discord, the Notion page body follows one canonical format.
| Content | Notion format | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Midjourney URL | code block | Return to the original job quickly. |
| Original image URL | code block | Preserve the source reference. |
| Saved image URL | code block | Know which image source the page uses. |
| Prompt | code block | Copy the full prompt without selecting surrounding text. |
| Attributes + Version | code blocks | Reuse parameters such as model version and aspect ratio. |
| Image / Video | media block | Preview the result inside the Notion page. |
Batch export
Back up your history with control, not guesswork.
The batch workspace checks the selected Notion database before importing, adds missing required fields, and then processes Midjourney records with visible progress.
3duplicate strategies
1shared page structure
Liveprogress and failures
- Skip existing records
- Replace an existing record
- Always create a new record
Before and after
Stop treating good prompts like browser history.
Without an archive
- Scroll through old Midjourney or Discord pages
- Copy prompts without the image or source context
- Lose track of model versions and parameters
- Depend on remote image URLs staying available
With Midjourney to Notion
- Search, tag, filter, and group your creative archive
- Keep prompt, image, parameters, and source together
- Copy reusable values from dedicated code blocks
- Choose how duplicate records should be handled
Three steps
Set it up once. Save when inspiration appears.
Install the extension
Add Midjourney to Notion from the Chrome Web Store and pin it for quick access.
Connect Notion
Authorize Notion and select the database that will hold your Midjourney archive.
Save one or export all
Use the injected page button for individual creations or open the batch workspace for history.
Your workspace, your structure
The result lives where your work already lives.
Use Notion views, tags, filters, and sharing to turn saved generations into a reference library, production archive, mood board, or team resource.
- Required fields are checked before single and batch saves
- Missing supported properties are added automatically
- Your database title field is respected
Simple access
Choose the plan that matches your archive.
All paid plans unlock unlimited syncs and the complete prompt-and-image workflow.
Premium
$4.90/ month
Flexible Pro access for an active Midjourney workflow.
- Unlimited syncs
- Full prompt and image workflow
- Advanced sync options
- Priority support
Annual
$49/ year
A full year of unlimited syncing for the equivalent of 10 monthly payments.
- 2 months free vs monthly
- Unlimited syncs
- Full prompt and image workflow
- Priority support
Lifetime
$69once
Pay once and keep every Pro feature for good.
- All features forever
- Full prompt and image workflow
- Priority support
- Future extension updates
Common questions
Know what happens before you click save.
Can I export my full Midjourney history to Notion?
Yes. Open the batch workspace from the extension, select a Notion database, choose whether to import the latest page or continue through your available history, and start the export.
Are images uploaded to Notion or only linked?
The extension first attempts Notion’s native file upload. If that fails, it uses an R2-hosted fallback URL so the image block and page can still be created.
What happens if my database is missing fields?
Before a save or batch import, the extension checks for Prompt, Attributes, Version, URL, and Tags. Missing supported fields are added automatically. A conflicting field type is reported so you can correct it safely.
How are duplicate records handled?
The batch workspace can skip an existing record, replace it, or always create a new record. You choose the behavior before importing.
Does it work on Discord?
Yes. On supported Midjourney messages in discord.com channels, the extension injects a Save to Notion action and uses the same Notion page structure as other save paths.
Where are my Notion credentials and settings stored?
Extension configuration is stored through Chrome extension storage. Saving also involves the Notion API, subscription verification services, and an image-hosting fallback when Notion upload is unavailable. See the privacy page for the current data flow.
Build the archive future-you will use
Stop losing the prompt behind the image.
Add the extension, connect the Notion database you already use, and make every worthwhile generation easier to find again.