For many of us, mobile is the most intimate medium. It’s the first thing that greets us in the morning, and the last thing we fall asleep to at night.

It’s also very hard to type on.

And so, you can imagine the oddly-specific type of challenge it poses to niji・journey, where our primary business is turning text into image.

Sometimes, making the interface is just as important as making the model. With the release of our own mobile app, we’ve spent a long time crafting mobile-specific interactions for you to enjoy. Please, give these new features a try!

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/niji-journey/id6446376937

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spellbrush.nijijourney

If you can, take the time to give us a 5 star review ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐! Even better, write something nice about your experience. Every review helps others discover the app, which makes the devs get more motivated to make cool features for you 🙏

If you currently have a Discord sub, you must sign in with Discord to use your current subscription! Currently, the app supports Apple / Google login, but we’re unable to link your Apple/Google login to your Discord login.

To celebrate the launch of the niji app, we’re giving everyone 20 free generations!

To redeem your free generations, simply download the app. Before logging in with your Discord credentials, you’ll have 20 free generations to spend.

Sometimes, it’s hard to find inspiration. For times like this, I like to take a look at what the community is making.

The LIVE feed pushes the latest and greatest generations from the community straight to your device, for an extra boost, when you are staring at that empty prompt box.

Tapping an image in the LIVE feed pulls up the prompt used to generate the image where you can tap tags to add them to your prompt box, or you can make strong / weak variations of the image as well!

Kinda feels like a heartbeat, doesn’t it?

If you want to focus on your own creations , you can always collapse it with the button here:

Addressing the difficulty of text manipulation with thumbs, we’ve implemented some easy text tools.

To repeat a prompt you’ve used before, simply press this icon next to the prompt to bring it down to the text box below.

If you only want part of a prompt, you can click on a tag. On the niji mobile app, commas separate your prompt into tags. You can use tags to remix and repeat the parts of prompts that have worked for you!

You can browse through others’ generations. If you see something you like, simply click the tag to add it to your prompt.

You can upload your images directly from your phone’s camera roll.

Using the system above, you can use both words and pictures, or just pictures to prompt!

Many times, tuning a drawing with finesse comes down to the interplay between prompt wording and settings. We made the settings easier to use in the mobile app!

This setting swaps model and style:

This tab alters the generation's speed and visibility.

Invariably, what people want to do on their phones is different from what they want to do on the computer, and we’re excited to study what this means for niji’s control flow. In the next few months, we’ll be studying the statistics and reinterpreting some of the more advanced niji discord features for mobile. (Personally I’m very excited for our take on the Vary(region) button!) As always, thank you for your support on this journey! I appreciate it!

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