en Create custom, professional visuals for pitch decks, reports, and business presentations
Generic stock photos make presentations look generic. Midjourney enables professionals to create custom, concept-specific visuals that perfectly illustrate their ideas — whether it's a startup pitch deck, a strategy presentation, or an annual report. Custom visuals signal effort, creativity, and attention to detail that stock photos simply cannot match.
Startup founders, consultants, business analysts, marketing professionals, and anyone who regularly creates high-stakes presentations
Identify which slides need custom visuals — typically the hero slide, section dividers, and key concept slides. Not every slide needs a custom image; focus on the highest-impact moments.
Choose a consistent aesthetic for the entire deck — abstract and conceptual, photorealistic, illustrated, or data-driven. Create a style reference image to use as --sref across all generations.
Create images for each identified slide. Use --ar 16:9 for standard widescreen presentations. Ensure images have clear areas for text overlays.
Import images into your presentation tool (PowerPoint, Keynote, Google Slides). Add text overlays, adjust opacity for text legibility, and ensure visual consistency across the deck.
Founder needs a compelling hero image for a Series A pitch
Abstract visualization of a global network connecting people and ideas, warm amber and gold tones, sophisticated and aspirational, suitable for a tech startup pitch deck hero slide, dark background with glowing connections --ar 16:9 --v 6.1
Consultant needs visuals for a market entry strategy deck
Abstract concept of growth and expansion, upward trajectory, clean and professional, suitable for a business strategy presentation, dark navy background with gold accents, minimal and sophisticated --ar 16:9 --v 6.1
Company needs a distinctive cover for their annual report
Abstract representation of innovation and progress, geometric forms suggesting forward movement, brand colors (specify your colors), professional and authoritative, suitable for corporate annual report cover --ar 3:4 --v 6.1
Dark, atmospheric images work better as presentation backgrounds than bright images. Add "dark background", "moody atmosphere", or "deep navy/black background" to ensure text remains readable when overlaid.
For business presentations, abstract and conceptual images often work better than literal ones. "Abstract visualization of [your concept]" gives you sophisticated visuals that suggest ideas without being too literal.
Generate a series of related abstract images for section dividers. Use --sref to ensure they all share the same aesthetic. Consistent section dividers give a deck a polished, professional feel.
Specify your brand colors in the prompt: "warm amber and deep navy color palette" or "using only shades of forest green and cream". Color consistency between your visuals and brand identity signals professionalism.
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