Step 3 — Illustrate with Midjourney
From a sentence to a cohesive set of images — no design background needed.
The big idea
A course needs to look the part, and Midjourney turns a sentence into polished images. But here’s the part most people miss: you don’t have to write those Midjourney prompts yourself. Ask Claude (or ChatGPT) to write them for you — describe what you need in plain English, and it hands back ready-to-paste prompts, complete with a consistent style, the right aspect ratios and deliberately diverse people. You just copy-paste each one straight into Midjourney. That’s exactly how every image in this course was made — none of them were typed into Midjourney by hand.
You ask Claude: “Write 20 Midjourney prompts to illustrate my course on building your own AI team. One consistent cinematic style in deep navy and warm gold; wide 16:9 for heroes and 3:2 for in-lesson images; and make the people genuinely diverse — different ethnicities, genders, ages and body types, with no stereotypes.”
Claude hands back 20 finished prompts, each ending in something like --ar 16:9 --style raw --v 7. You copy one, paste it into Midjourney, and repeat. No prompt-writing required.
Key insight: Let Claude write the prompts. Tell it the one thing humans forget — keep a consistent style across the whole set (it can reuse a --sref code), match the aspect ratio to each slot, and represent everyone — then just copy-paste into Midjourney.
What you’ll see
A sentence becoming a grid of images, and a mood board locking one style.
Making images that fit
Four things to ask Claude for. Tap to expand.