For the listing
Portal photos. Walls stay as photographed.
Solutions
The jobs an agent actually runs.
Stage furniture for MLS, Zillow, and Realtor.com. Preview a remodel for the seller. Lighting, outdoor, and tidy stay on the same listing photos you already shoot.
For the seller meeting
Always labeled. Never an MLS photo.
Every tool
Pick the job. Keep the walls.
01
Stage furniture
Empty rooms get sofas, tables, and art. The download includes the original photo and a virtual staging label so portals and buyers can tell what changed.
02
Tidy
Personal items and mess leave the frame. Existing sofas, tables, and art stay so the listing still looks like the same home.
03
Enhance
Exposure, color, and detail get a listing-grade pass. The room, furniture, and camera stay as shot.
04
Light
Relight interiors or exteriors (facade, patio, pool) without a second visit. Room type steers evening lamps vs outdoor day-to-dusk. Camera and architecture stay locked.
05
Outdoor
Green the garden, fill an empty pool to the coping, or recast the sky. The building and camera stay locked.
06
Show remodel
A finished look for the seller meeting. Always labeled as a remodel preview. Same room shape so the conversation stays honest.
07
Surfaces
Swap flooring, recast wall finish, or both. Furniture can stay. The output is a labeled remodel preview, not an MLS photo.
08
Empty the room
Strip a lived-in photo back to walls and floors. Use it to show the empty property, or as a clean base before staging.
Export
Original, result, and a certificate.
Staging is labeled as virtually staged. Remodel previews are labeled and are not MLS photos. Keep the pack together when you publish.