Engine v2.4: Nightshade Protocol Active

Poison AI Scrapers.
Protect Your Art.

Stop Generative AI from stealing your style. We inject invisible Nightshade data poisons into your artwork, corrupting the training data of models like Midjourney if they scrape your images.

How Nightshade Breaks AI Training

AI companies routinely scrape the internet to train their image generation models on your copyrighted artwork without permission.

Powered by the GreenEyes.ai implementation of the Nightshade model, ImageShielding alters the pixels of your art in ways invisible to humans, but highly destructive to AI models. If a model trains on your shielded image, it learns the wrong concepts.

  • Data Poisoning Pipeline

    Actively disrupts Generative AI training at the source.
  • Perceptually Invisible

    Your art looks identical to human fans and clients.
  • Model Agnostic Defense

    Works against current and future diffusion architectures.
HUMAN PERCEPTION"Beautiful Art"NIGHTSHADE INJECTIONAI MODEL VIEW"Garbage Truck"
Fig 1.0: Conceptual Poisoning Pipeline

Shield Your Masterpiece

Upload your artwork to initialize Nightshade injection protocols. Your first image is completely free!

How it works

  • 1Add your email, select your file, and accept the terms.
  • 2Upon upload, the system dispatches the shielding process to the GreenEyes system.
  • 3When shielding is done, the system sends you an email containing your protected artwork.
Drag & Drop MasterpiecePNG, JPG up to 25MB

Transparent Pricing

Protect your portfolio on your terms. Professional grade defense with no hidden subscriptions.

Trial

$0

First image is on us.

  • ✓ 1 Image Shielded
  • ✓ Full Nightshade Protection
  • ✓ Standard Processing Speed
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BEST VALUE

Creator Pack

$10

Professional portfolios.

  • 100 Images Shielded
  • Just $0.10 per image
  • Priority Processing Queue

Pay-As-You-Go

$1/ image

Occasional uploads.

  • ✓ 1 Image Shielded
  • ✓ No minimum commitment
  • ✓ Full Nightshade Protection
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