AI Virtual Staging: stage the whole listing,
not just one room.

Yes, and you can choose the photo before you make an account — pick or drag your files on this page and they stay in your own browser until you sign in. Signing in gives you three photos for the life of the account, with no credit card. Free results carry a watermark and are otherwise the same model, the same styles and the same output size as a paid photo.

You can upload every room in the listing at once and work through them in one workspace, which keeps the set, the settings and the finished versions together until you download them as one archive. Generation itself runs a photo at a time — there is no single press that stages the whole listing — but you never lose your place in the set between photos.

Yes. Furniture Removal removes furniture, decor and clutter from an occupied room and returns a vacant shot, on the same account and the same credit pool. To furnish the room you cleared, download the cleared photo and upload it into staging — the two tools do not hand the file across for you yet. Compare the cleared result with the original before you use it, especially walls, windows, built-ins and flooring.

It is not supposed to. Generation is constrained to leave the property itself alone and change only what is furnishable. Generative results can still move a detail, so compare the staged result with the original before publishing — every photo opens with Before, After and Side by side, and walls, windows, doors, flooring, built-ins and fixtures are what to look at. Nothing in the product inspects the output for you, and no photo is marked as passing.

Generate another version of the same photo. Extra versions use no credits: each photo allows up to 3 total versions on the free tier and up to 15 on a subscription, or on a Pack while it has paid credits left (the first generation counts). Looking at a new version changes nothing on its own — the photo keeps delivering the version you marked final until you press Make Version N final on a different one.

JPEG, PNG and WebP, up to 20MB per photo. iPhone HEIC files are converted in your browser when it can read them, and told apart from a genuinely broken file when it cannot, so you know to export a JPEG instead. The best results usually come from clear empty-room photos shot from a corner with the lights on and visible floor area, whether they come from a DSLR, a photographer or a modern phone.

One archive per listing, ordered and named the way the listing reads — 01-living-room.jpg, 02-kitchen.jpg and so on — carrying the version you marked final for each photo, plus a disclosure.txt with wording you can start from and a download report naming anything the export could not include.

Yes. Every plan, including the free tier, includes a commercial license covering listing, marketing, social media, and advertising use — subject to applicable disclosure requirements and MLS rules. Free-tier images are licensed on the condition that the watermark stays in place.

Review every staged result before publishing, keep the original photo, and follow the MLS and local disclosure requirements that apply to your listing. The archive ships a disclosure.txt to start from, but requirements vary by market and platform, so confirm the current rules for each publishing workflow yourself.

It depends on how many rooms you stage, so the useful number is the per-photo price. A Pack S is $29 for 10 photos ($2.90 each) and a Pack M is $99 for 50 ($1.98 each); Standard is $25 a month for 36 photos, or $13 a month (billed $156 annually) for the same 36 photos each month — about $0.69 and about $0.36 a photo when each month's allowance is used, and more per photo if it is not. A six-room listing is six photos on any of those. Staging and Furniture Removal draw on the same allowance, so a room you clear and then stage uses two photos rather than one. Pack credits do not expire, and a Pack's paid benefits apply while it has paid credits left; subscription credits arrive each month and unused ones don't roll over.