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Drag the handle. Same photograph — same bay window, same white walls, same crown moulding, same hardwood. Only the furniture is added.
For real estate agents, photographers & property managers
Restage turns a photo of an empty, dated or cluttered room into a listing-ready photo. Upload the shot you already have, pick what you want done, and download it before you leave the driveway. No software, no stager, no waiting on a vendor. Two free renders — no account, no card.
Traditional virtual staging runs $16–32 per photo with a 24–48 hour turnaround. This is $1.27 and about thirty seconds.
Drag the handle. Same photograph — same bay window, same white walls, same crown moulding, same hardwood. Only the furniture is added.
Every pair below is an actual photograph run through the actual product. Drag any of them.
Stage an empty room. Both windows, the carpet and the textured ceiling are the ones in the photo.
Kitchen refresh. Window, sink, range, peninsula and table all hold position. Only the finishes change.
Bath refresh. Shows a buyer what the room could be, without a contractor.
Stage an empty room. The bay window and its winter view are untouched — that is the actual listing.
Six situations, one upload each. If yours is on this list, the free renders will tell you in about a minute.
Empty rooms photograph as small and cold, and buyers can't place their own furniture. Stage it so the room reads as liveable.
Buyers discount hard for a renovation they can't picture. Show what the room could become — clearly labelled as a concept.
You can't make them pack. Remove the clutter and the personal photos digitally so the listing photos don't cost you showings.
A grey-sky street view is the first thing a buyer sees. Curb appeal and twilight give the hero image some warmth.
Units turn over constantly and nobody is paying a stager for a rental. At $0.50–1.27 a photo, every unit can have staged shots.
You already shoot 20 listings a month and get asked "can you make this look furnished?" Now you can, and bill for it.
Virtually staged photos must be disclosed. Most MLSs require it, and every render we return carries a disclosure caption you can paste into the listing remarks.
Renovation jobs are concepts, not condition. A kitchen or bath refresh shows what a room could be. It is not a representation that any work has been done, and it must never be presented as the current state.
Use photos you have the right to use. Listing photos usually belong to the photographer, not the agent. Pulling one off a listing site is exactly what our Acceptable Use Policy forbids.
One-time packs. Credits never expire. No subscription required to start.
Free renders carry a watermark. Paid renders do not. See our refund policy.
Two renders, free, right now. We ask for an email only after you have seen it work.
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