SrefHunt fills a specific gap for Midjourney users: Midjourney itself has no searchable index of style reference codes. The site solves that by crowdsourcing an organised catalogue. Every listing pairs a preview thumbnail with the exact --sref number, descriptive tags, and the style category it belongs to, so you can scan visually and copy the code you want in a couple of clicks. New entries are added almost daily across dozens of aesthetics, from retro anime and Art Deco illustration to plein-air oil painting and dreamlike surrealism.
Beyond the code database, SrefHunt has grown into a small toolkit. A Prompt Enhancer expands short ideas into well-structured prompts, an Image to Prompt utility works in the other direction, a Prompt to Pixel Art tool converts images into pixel art, and a Prompt to Image generator produces free artwork from a text description. Separate tabs hold Midjourney prompts and Nano Banana prompts, and a growing blog covers practical topics such as the SEED parameter, Midjourney's moodboard feature, and comparisons between image models.
SrefHunt is an independent, third-party project created by a solo developer for the Midjourney community — it is not affiliated with or endorsed by Midjourney. There is no subscription: browsing, searching, and using the AI tools are free, and the maintainer simply invites visitors to buy a coffee if they want to support the work.
