Move your team from Krea to Midjourney.
Each person gets a short interview, then a personalized step-by-step guide showing exactly where their saved work, prompts, and projects land in Midjourney — and the few things that need a manual step, walked through. You send one invite; nobody becomes the help desk, and nothing in Krea is changed or cancelled. Want to see where you’re paying for both first? Run the free audit.
For teams whose Krea usage is mostly straight text-to-image stills, Midjourney's text-to-image generation is the natural consolidation target: prompt Midjourney (web app or /imagine on Discord) for the same concept art, marketing visuals, and stylized renders, with V8.1 generating native 2K HD output by default (HD is the V8.1 default; the --sd/--hd parameters toggle it) plus Midjourney's upscalers. Move the workflow by porting prompts into Midjourney, leaning on style references (--sref) and parameters to re-establish the aesthetic you tuned in Krea, and treating Midjourney's four-image grids as the exploration step Krea's model picker used to provide. This collapses a separate Krea subscription into a single Midjourney seat for the common case where realtime canvas, video, and 3D are not core to the team's output.
- Warning: Midjourney is a single first-party model family (V7/V8.1), not an aggregator — you lose Krea's per-job choice of Flux, Imagen, Krea 2, and 64+ other models, so prompts and reference images must be re-tuned to Midjourney's look rather than transferred verbatim.
- Warning: Midjourney has no realtime/sketch canvas and no native 3D or lipsync; if any of that is load-bearing in the Krea workflow, this pattern only covers the still-image slice and the rest needs a different home.
- Warning: Midjourney has no permanent free tier as of 2026 and meters fast GPU-time per plan (HD and quality modes change the cost per job), so the cost model differs from Krea's daily/monthly compute units — re-estimate volume before assuming parity.