Empty room → furnished listing photo
Furnish the room you photographed — not one AI invented.
Upload one photo of an empty room. Choose a furnishing style. You get that same room furnished — same walls, same windows, same camera angle — sized for listing portals.
Three steps, one photo
Upload the empty room
A wide, level photo where the floor meets both side walls. JPG, PNG or WebP up to 8 MB.
Pick style and room
Warm modern, Scandinavian, mid-century, industrial, coastal or minimal — applied to a living room, bedroom, dining room, kitchen, office or outdoor space.
Download the staged frame
The furnished version comes back at the size you uploaded, ready for the portal, the brochure and the sign board.
What stays fixed
Staging is only useful if a buyer can walk into the room and find it as pictured. Every render keeps the architecture you shot: the window reveal on the left, the radiator, the door swing, the ceiling line, the exit onto the balcony.
Furniture placement is a suggestion, not a survey. Check sight lines and walkways against the real room before you promise a layout to a client.
What you should check before buying any staging
- Does the output keep the original resolution, or downscale it?
- Are unused credits still yours next month?
- Can you stage the same room twice in two styles?
- Does the tool remove existing furniture, or only add it?
- Is the price per image or per listing?
We answer all five on the pricing page, and we compare the same questions against three other tools in our comparison pages.
Packs that stay yours
Starter
5 images · $3.00 per image
- One room, one style.
- Credits do not expire
- Free watermarked preview first
Listing
15 images · $2.60 per image
- Enough for a full listing.
- Credits do not expire
- Free watermarked preview first
Agency
50 images · $1.98 per image
- Batch several addresses.
- Credits do not expire
- Free watermarked preview first
Prices in US dollars. Checkout runs through Dodo Payments as merchant of record.
Questions
Questions
What does virtual staging actually change?
Only the furnishing. The walls, floor, windows, doors, built-ins and camera position stay where they are in your photo, so the staged version reads as the same room being photographed twice.
Which rooms work best?
Living rooms, bedrooms and dining rooms produce the cleanest results because their proportions are easy to read from a single wide shot. Kitchens and bathrooms work too, but large empty floors give the model less to anchor to.
What do I get for one credit?
One full staged image (about 1,200 px on the long side), delivered as a JPEG or WebP download. Credits are spent only when an image is delivered; a rejected upload costs nothing.
Do I need to be a photographer?
A phone photo taken from a corner, in daylight, with the full floor and ceiling line visible is enough. Shoot from waist height and keep the camera level.
Can I stage the same room in two styles?
Yes. Each style you generate is a separate image and a separate credit, which is how you compare a warm-modern living room against a Scandinavian one before publishing.