Midjorobot: many AI models, one chat

Midjourney does not take Russian cards, every video model lives on its own website, and sign-ups often need a foreign phone number. Midjorobot puts all of that in one Telegram bot: write a prompt, pick a model, get an image, a clip or a text. 🎨

About 16,000 people use the bot each month. The project also runs a website where the same models work in a browser.

What you can order

• Images. Midjourney, including recent model versions, plus Nano Banana for generating and editing pictures.
• Video. Kling, Runway, MiniMax and Sora for short clips from text or an image.
• Text. ChatGPT for answers, ideas and drafts.
• Music. Suno for songs from a description.
• Photo tools. Face and outfit swap, plus 4x photo upscaling.

Your first image in five minutes

1. Hit /start and choose a model from the menu.
2. Describe what you want: subject, style, lighting, frame format.
3. Send the prompt and track progress with /status.
4. Pick a variant from the grid and ask for an upscale or a redo.

Tip: Midjourney reads English prompts best. If results miss the mark, ask ChatGPT in the same bot to translate and expand your idea, then paste that into the image model. ✍️

What it costs

The bot gives out daily free generations, enough to test if you like the output. The free queue is slower: reviews reported waits of 5 to 15 minutes.

Paid access comes as a 30-day subscription or generation packs. Reviews have mentioned a subscription at 390 rubles and packs from 99 rubles, with the full range of plans reaching several thousand. Check /pay for current prices before buying, since video and newer models cost more.

• Payment. Russian bank cards and the Faster Payments System.
• Promo codes. Enter them with /promo.
• Subscription. According to the service, it does not auto-renew, so nothing is charged on its own.

Face swap and its limits

Face and outfit swaps are fun for jokes and virtual try-ons, and just as easy to misuse. Do not use someone's photo without their consent, and do not make fakes that could pass as real. 🛑

Think about privacy too: whatever you upload goes to a third-party service for processing. Keep documents, kids' photos and intimate pictures out of it.

Who gets the most out of it

Midjorobot suits people who want to try many models without separate subscriptions or foreign cards: designers making rough drafts, channel owners making covers, marketers who need quick ad visuals.

If you generate hundreds of images a day in one model, compare pack prices with a direct subscription where you can get one. For moderate use, the bot is usually the easier path.