Virtual Staging AI
Furnish an empty listing photo in about 30–60 seconds. Upload the room as you shot it, choose how it should be furnished, and get it back virtually staged — same walls, same windows, same light.
Why agents use virtual staging AI
One afternoon instead of one week
Physical staging quotes at five hundred to fifteen hundred dollars a room and takes three to seven business days to book, deliver and shoot. This turns photos you already took into furnished ones the same afternoon.
The room stays the room
Buyers walk the property afterwards, so a photo that invented a fireplace is worse than no staging at all. We edit your shot rather than generating a new one: windows, doorways and ceiling height come through unchanged.
Cheap enough to try twice
A vacant room can be shown as a living room or a home office, and different buyers want different things. At one credit a pass rather than a delivery fee, running both is a decision you make in minutes.
How to stage a listing photo in three steps
- 1
Upload the listing photo
The shot you would have published anyway — straight on, in daylight, showing two walls where possible. Up to 12 MB.
- 2
Choose how it is furnished
Room type plus a style that matches the property and the neighbourhood. Add a note: "neutral, family buyer, keep it uncluttered" will be respected.
- 3
Generate, compare, publish
A before-and-after slider comes back in under a minute. Download at full resolution and add it to the listing — with the disclosure your board requires.
Virtual staging AI FAQ
Is AI virtual staging allowed on MLS listings?
Generally yes, but it must be disclosed. NAR's Standard of Practice 12-5 requires REALTORS® to disclose that a photograph has been altered, and individual MLSs add their own labelling rules. We do not burn a watermark into the image, so marking the photo before you publish is your responsibility — check your own MLS, because the wording varies.
How much does it cost?
One credit per room, and a new account covers several rooms before anything is charged. Physical staging runs roughly five hundred to fifteen hundred dollars a room plus a monthly rental.
Does it look real enough to publish?
Good enough for a listing gallery, not good enough to pass as an unedited photograph — which is the correct outcome, since the disclosure above is required anyway.
Can you clear what is already in the room?
Not with this tool — it furnishes an empty room. A shot with the seller's old sofa still in it will get new furniture layered around the old, which is not what you want. Clearing a room is a separate job and is not live yet, so shoot the room empty or pick a frame that already is.
Why use this instead of a stager?
For occupied or high-end properties a stager still wins — they arrange the space buyers actually walk through. For vacant rooms that need to look furnished by Friday, virtual home staging does the gallery's job for far less.
Is there a free tier?
Free to start. New accounts get enough credits for a first batch of rooms, and you sign in before the first run — one tap with Google.