Cute Penguin Waddling on Ice
MidjourneyCute Penguin Waddling on Ice is a tested Midjourney v7 prompt for pet portraits work. It runs at Midjourney v7 · Aspect ratio 3:4 · Stylize 250, and ships below with the exact prompt text, usage notes, and 2 pasteable variations.
Last tested: July 2026 with Midjourney v7
Part of the Midjourney prompt library.
Prompt
A cute penguin waddling on ice scene, chubby emperor penguin waddling across a snowy ice sheet, tiny wings out for balance, clear blue sky, distant icebergs, no people, no text --ar 3:4 --stylize 250 --ar 3:4 --stylize 250
Settings
- Model
- Midjourney v7
- Aspect ratio
- 3:4
- Stylize
- 250
How to use this prompt
Waddling penguin shots need the body angle to imply motion. Wings slightly out create balance and charm. The 3:4 frame suits the vertical posture of a penguin. Snow and ice should be bright but with subtle texture; pure white looks flat. Distant icebergs add context and depth. Keep the penguin off-center with space in front so it appears to be moving into the frame.
Variations to try
- Penguin sliding on belly — classic playful pose on ice
- Penguin pair — two penguins walking side by side
What to do next
Adapt it →
Open this prompt in the Midjourney builder, pre-filled, and change one layer at a time.
Explore more →
Browse the full Midjourney prompt library — every entry tested with its settings.
For developers — copy this prompt as JSON
{
"title": "Cute Penguin Waddling on Ice",
"prompt": "A cute penguin waddling on ice scene, chubby emperor penguin waddling across a snowy ice sheet, tiny wings out for balance, clear blue sky, distant icebergs, no people, no text --ar 3:4 --stylize 250 --ar 3:4 --stylize 250",
"model": "Midjourney",
"model_version": "v7",
"settings": {
"aspect_ratio": "3:4",
"stylize": 250
},
"style_tags": [
"cute",
"playful"
],
"use_case_tags": [
"pet-portraits",
"wall-art"
],
"source_url": "https://promptkoi.com/prompts/midjourney/cute-penguin-waddling-on-ice/"
}The whole library is available as an open JSON dataset · developer docs.
