Need to stop your Midjourney subscription? No problem. Maybe you’re cutting costs, trying other tools, or just pausing your work. This guide from Cabina.AI shows you exactly how to cancel and what happens next.
The entire Midjourney cancel subscription process happens right on the Midjourney account management portal. You won’t need to contact support or search through complicated menus.

Follow these five simple steps to cancel:
- Go to the Midjourney website and sign in with your Discord account. Then open your Manage Subscription page;
- You’ll see your plan info and how much time you have left. Look for a button that says “Cancel Plan”;
- Did you already plan to upgrade or downgrade your plan? If yes, cancel that first;
- There’s a separate “Cancel Change” button for this;
- Hit the “Cancel Plan” button and confirm you want to Midjourney unsubscribe;

Midjourney might ask why you’re leaving, but you can skip that question if you want. That’s it. No emails, no phone calls, no hassle.
When Unsubscribe From Midjourney Takes Effect
Your Midjourney subscription doesn’t end the moment you hit “Cancel.” Instead, it continues until your current payment period is over.
Your plan keeps working until the end of your current month. So if you cancel on day 10, you still have 20 more days to use everything you paid for.
During those days, you can still:
- Use all your leftover GPU time;
- Make new images;
- Browse the community gallery;
- Download your pictures;
- Use every feature you paid for;
When the month ends, Midjourney won’t charge your card again. Your plan just stops automatically.
What Happens to Your Generated Images and Data
Many users worry about losing their creations when they cancel Midjourney. Fortunately, your Midjourney artwork is secure.
Your artwork is always linked to your account. Even after your subscription ends, your complete image history, profile, and settings remain available on the Midjourney site. You won’t lose any of your previous creations.

Midjourney Alternatives Worth Considering
Looking for something different? If you are cancelling to try other generative AI tools, there are powerful alternatives available, each with a unique style and focus.
Cabina.AI
The platform has Midjourney and Flux, plus Runway, Stable Diffusion and tons more. You can try the same prompt with different tools and pick whichever result looks best.
Good For:
- Teams using lots of AI tools;
- People making videos, images, and writing;
- Anyone who wants to test different AI models first;
- People on a budget who need professional tools;
- Companies handling big creative projects;
NanoBanana
The best thing about NanoBanana is keeping people looking the same across different pictures. Say you create a character and you can put that same character in different scenes and they’ll look consistent.
Good For:
- Making a character and using them in multiple pictures;
- Fixing product photos by typing what to change;
- Building marketing stuff with specific tweaks;
- Turning simple drawings into finished art;
- Adding or removing things from photos naturally
Flux
Flux is all about creating brand new pictures from your ideas. The team who made it used to work at Stability AI, so they know their stuff.
Good For:
- Creating marketing visuals fast
- Designing buildings and room layouts
- Making character art and drawings
- Getting images for blog posts and social media
- Making graphics with words in them