trueai-org/midjourney-proxy

🦄 The world's most complete open-source Midjourney API — Discord, YouChuan and the official site behind one HTTP interface, 1M+ images per day.

What it is

midjourney‑proxy is an open‑source server that lets you use the Midjourney image‑generation bot (which normally lives on Discord) through a regular HTTP API. It acts as a bridge between your code and Midjourney’s Discord channel, handling the Discord login, command formatting, result collection and optional post‑processing (face‑swap, video, etc.).

Core features (as described in the README)

Discord‑based drawing – send /imagine, /blend, /describe, /shorten and all the usual Midjourney button actions via API calls.
Multiple back‑ends – can proxy the official Midjourney Discord, the “悠船” service, and the Midjourney web UI.
Distributed / scalable deployment – supports load‑balancing, Consul config, multiple accounts with per‑account queues, and various database back‑ends (SQLite, MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server, MongoDB).
Real‑time progress – query task status, get seed values, zoom, region‑vary, pan, etc.
Prompt utilities – automatic Chinese‑to‑English translation (Baidu/GPT), banned‑prompt detection, prompt analysis (Shorten).
Account management – add/remove accounts, persist pools, auto‑login (2FA, YesCaptcha), per‑account speed modes (RELAX/FAST/TURBO), vertical‑category routing.
Media support – one‑click face‑swap for images and videos (via Replicate models), video generation, image blending.
Storage options – local disk, Alibaba OSS, Tencent COS, S3/MinIO, Cloudflare R2, with CDN acceleration.
Safety & rate limits – IP/IP‑range throttling, black/white lists, daily draw caps, work‑hour windows, “咸鱼” low‑frequency mode.
Admin UI – a built‑in web dashboard (see midjourney-proxy-webui) with multilingual support.
Swagger docs – full OpenAPI spec for programmatic use.
Docker & native binaries – provides ready‑to‑run Docker images (full and lite), Windows/Linux/macOS zip releases, and scripts for quick upgrade.

Who might use it

Developers building chat‑bots, web front‑ends, or other services that need Midjourney images without dealing with Discord manually.
Enterprises that want a private, controllable Midjourney gateway with account pooling, rate‑limiting, and custom storage.
Researchers / hobbyists who want to experiment with prompt engineering, face‑swap pipelines, or batch image generation.

Getting started (quick outline)

Deploy – pull the Docker image (registry.cn‑guangzhou.aliyuncs.com/trueai‑org/midjourney‑proxy) or download the platform‑specific zip, then run the container or executable.
Configure – mount /app/data for mj.json (account list) and set required environment variables (Redis connection, DB connection, optional Cloudflare captcha keys, etc.).
Add accounts – use the admin UI or API to register Discord/Midjourney accounts; the system can auto‑login with 2FA support.
Call the API – send a POST to /mj/submit/imagine (or /mj‑fast, /mj‑relax, /mj‑turbo) with a JSON payload containing prompt, optional base64 image, and any extra flags.
Monitor – poll the task ID for progress, retrieve the final image URL, or use the web UI to view the queue.

License & community

The project is released under the GPL license, allowing both personal and commercial use as long as the original copyright notice is kept. A public‑welfare (免费) API is offered at https://ai.trueai.org/mj for low‑volume testing, and a QQ group (ID 565908696) provides community support.

All details above are taken directly from the repository’s README; no additional features have been inferred.