Have you taken a look when those got their last update. Both over a year ago, Nightshade almost 2 years ago. Those tools won't help against anything.

That's not what Nightshade or Glaze were designed for, they don't do anything against img2img operations like Grok does.

And both programs didn't get any updates for more than a year, they are obsolete by now... if they ever did something in the first place.

Both projects didn't get any updates for over a year, Nightshade basically for two years. They are obsolete by now.

Nightshade hasn't been updated for almost 2 years, the tool is obsolete.

It's basically unverifiable for Nightshade, but it should be rather easy to show working examples for Glaze. Still you won't find a single demonstration of it actually working. If it would work you would find multiple videos on YouTube demonstrating broken LoRAs.

Glaze never was supposed to do anything against img2img operations.

Nothing to beat. Neither Glaze nor Nightshade are supposed to do anything against img2img operations.

Glaze doesn't work. You won't find a single example where it actually does something. It also doesn't get updated anymore, so it's save to say that it's obsolete anyway.

And it doesn't even work for its designed purpose. People on Reddit tried to train LoRAs with glazed images, and it did nothing. You also cannot find a single example on YouTube where someone demonstrates it working.

Those tools are obsolete, check when their last update was. They are abandoned.

Both tools are obsolete, they haven't been updated for almost two years.

It's interesting that people who are so concerned about their images being used won't even spend ten minutes reading what the tools they want to use for protection are actually supposed to do.

> Already?

Never did, especially not against img2img.

Nightshade: Released January 2024, only one minor update since then.
Glaze: Last update June 2024.

Those tools are abandoned.