Use virtual staging so buyers can picture the vacant listing
The listing is vacant and buyers cannot picture a sofa in the room. Upload the empty photo, furnish it as a concept, and keep the original on file. Label the staged still wherever your MLS requires it.
Furnish the empty photo so the room reads as a home
Furnish vacant living rooms, bedrooms, and dining spaces from one photo
Furnish the empty photo so the room reads as a home
Start with Virtual Staging for an empty room. Upload the listing photo, choose the room type and style, and select the furnishing elements. A furnished picture helps buyers picture how the room could be used. Then inspect doors, windows, built-ins, and visible defects against the original. Keep the unedited file for disclosure. Furniture placement illustrates a possible use; it does not establish dimensions.
- Furnish vacant living rooms, bedrooms, and dining spaces from one photo
- Illustrate a possible furniture arrangement without claiming measured fit
- Keep the original photo on file for disclosure
Clear clutter and restyle dated pieces in the photo
Use Room Cleaner to remove movable furniture or clutter, and state what should remain in its notes. Use Change Furniture when you only want to replace selected furniture. If the photo needs brightness, color, or clarity adjustments, choose Photo Enhancer. Inspect reconstructed areas after removal: the generated surface is not evidence of what was behind an object.
- Remove boxes, personal items, and visual noise from the photo
- Restyle worn furniture without booking a staging crew
- Keep the marketing image honest about the building’s condition
Prepare a consistent photo set for publication
Choose a shared palette and furnishing style for the listing, then select the actual room type and suitable furniture for each photo. Keep original and edited files paired by room and viewpoint. Check fixed features and added furnishings across the set, then add the disclosure required by your publishing platform. If you include a property plan, use one whose dimensions and room connections have been independently checked. The accompanying image illustrates a packet format, not a verified property record.
- Use a consistent palette with furniture suited to each room
- Pair each edited photo with its original and identify digital changes
- Include a checked property plan when room connections need explanation
How this helps
What this adds to the listing packet
A furnished picture without a staging crew
A vacant listing photo is hard to scale online. Virtual staging produces a furnished marketing still from the shot you already have, so buyers can picture how the empty room could be used. We do not publish claims about days on market or sale price.
A look that matches the likely buyer
A downtown loft and a family house do not need the same furniture story. Generate more than one staging look and publish the one that fits the audience.
A labeled digital edit, not a hidden one
Keep the unedited photo and identify the changes made to the marketing version. Check your listing platform and local board's current image-editing requirements before publication.
How it works
From the listing photo to a labeled still
- 1Step 01
Upload the room shot you already have
Use the vacant, dated, or cluttered photo from the listing set. Keep the original unedited file for disclosure records.
- 2Step 02
Make the edit the photo needs
Choose Virtual Staging to add furniture, Room Cleaner to remove movable items, or Photo Enhancer to adjust the photograph. Use the original as the reference when checking each result.
- 3Step 03
Publish with the required label
Export the still and mark it as virtually staged or digitally edited wherever your MLS, portal, or local advertising rules require.
Real estate questions
Stage the vacant listing photo you already have
Start from the shot in the listing set. New accounts receive free credits. Label every virtually staged image.
New accounts receive free credits to try generation. Each tool shows its cost before you generate. Image downloads require a paid plan or credit purchase. Outputs are visual concepts; confirm measurements separately.