Overview & Getting Started

Midjourney to Notion turns individual creations or an available Midjourney history into structured Notion database pages. Use it as a visual prompt library, an experiment log, or a shared creative catalog.

Two export workflows

Workflow	Use it for
Save to Notion	Save one supported Midjourney Web creation or Midjourney Discord message
Batch export · Latest	Process the latest available Midjourney page
Batch export · All	Follow available pagination for a larger history backup

Content stored in Notion

An exported creation can include:

• Prompt text and parsed Midjourney parameters
• Model or version information
• Midjourney Job or Discord source link
• Original image URL and saved image
• Creation metadata
• Video URL and available preview information

The exporter first attempts Notion’s native file-upload flow for images. If that path fails, it can use an external R2-hosted fallback so the page can still be created.

Database behavior

The extension checks the selected database and prepares missing fields used by the export. Before a batch, choose how existing creations should be handled:

• Skip if exists leaves the existing page unchanged.
• Overwrite if exists archives the existing page and writes a replacement.
• Always insert creates a new page even when a matching creation exists.

The separate Skip synced success data setting filters IDs already stored in the extension’s local success history.

Recommended setup

1. Install the extension.
2. Connect Notion and select a database.
3. Save one representative creation and inspect the result.
4. Run a latest-page batch.
5. Use all-data batch export after confirming the database structure.

The current free batch allowance is 10 creations. The shared MidjourneyExporter plans remove that batch limit.