Complete guide to installing, configuring, and using the Midjourney to Notion Chrome extension.
New to the extension? Start with the Installation guide, then follow the Setup instructions to get up and running in minutes.
Save individual Midjourney prompts and images to Notion with one click from any source.
Works on Midjourney's official website, public galleries, and explorer pages.
Save prompts from Discord channels, community galleries, and public servers.
Export hundreds of images at once with progress tracking and error handling.
Exports prompts, image URLs, parameters, creation dates, and more.
Data is formatted for easy analysis and prompt engineering insights in Notion.
The extension provides a simple API for developers who want to integrate with their own applications.
{ "prompt": "your midjourney prompt", "imageUrl": "https://cdn.midjourney.com/...", "parameters": { "aspectRatio": "--ar 16:9", "version": "--v 6", "stylize": "--s 750" }, "createdAt": "2024-01-15T10:30:00Z", "jobId": "unique-job-id", "status": "completed", "source": "website|discord", "channel": "channel-name" }
The extension uses the Notion API to:
Free trial users can save up to 30 records. Pro subscribers have unlimited saves.
Yes! The extension works on Discord channels, public galleries, and explorer pages. You can save amazing prompts from the community.
We save the prompt text, image URL, parameters, creation date, job ID, and source information (website or Discord).
Yes, we don't store any of your data on our servers. All data flows directly from Midjourney to your Notion database.
You'll revert to the free trial limits (30 records). Your existing data in Notion remains unchanged.
Absolutely! You can use Notion's database features to create tags, filters, and views to organize your prompts by style, theme, or any other criteria.