Restage

Vacant listing to fully staged,
in about thirty seconds.

Upload a photo of an empty or dated room. Get it back professionally staged, with the walls, windows and floor exactly where they were.

Stage a photo free See pricing

Two free renders. No card, no account, no download.

Traditional virtual staging
$16–32 per photo
24–48 hours, by email
  • Upload, wait, review, request a revision, wait again
  • Revisions often cost extra
  • Priced per photo, so you shoot conservatively
Restage
$1.27 per render
About 30 seconds, in your browser
  • See it, change the style, see it again — while you're still on site
  • Re-rolls are just another credit
  • Credits never expire

Seven jobs, one upload

Each one holds the room's actual geometry and changes only what it should.

Stage an empty room

Vacant listing to furnished, in nine room types and seven furniture styles.

Restyle a furnished room

Dated or heavily personal furniture becomes clean, neutral staging.

Declutter & depersonalize

Same room, same furniture — surfaces cleared, photos removed, beds made.

Kitchen refresh

New cabinets, counters and lighting in the existing footprint.

Bathroom refresh

Updated tile, vanity and glass, with fixtures staying put.

Curb appeal

Green lawn, edged beds, clean driveway. The first photo buyers see.

Twilight shot

The dusk hero image, with every window glowing warm.

How it works

Upload a photoStraight from your phone at the showing, or from your photographer's gallery.
Pick the job and the styleModern, Scandinavian, mid-century, traditional, coastal, farmhouse or luxury.
Compare and downloadA before/after slider, then a full-resolution PNG. Change the style and re-run as often as you like.

Read this before you buy

We would rather lose the sale than have you find these out on a live listing.

  1. Disclosure is your responsibility. Many MLSs require virtually staged photos to be labelled as such, and some restrict altering structural elements entirely. We give you the caption text and stamp it on every render; following your MLS's rules is on you.
  2. It generates an image, not a fact. A kitchen refresh shows what a renovation could look like. It is not a quote, a plan, or a promise that the work is possible — and it should never be presented to a buyer as the home's current condition.
  3. It works from what the camera saw. A dark, blurry, or extremely wide-angle photo produces a weaker render. Straight-on shots at eye level with the lights on work best.
  4. You will re-roll sometimes. Roughly one photo in three needs a second run to get the shot you want. Pack sizes assume that, and re-rolls cost a credit — which is why we price per render rather than per photo.
  5. We are a small operation. Support is email, answered by the person who built it. That is an advantage when something is wrong and a risk if you need an enterprise SLA. We do not have one.

Try it on a photo you already have

Two renders free. You'll know inside a minute whether it works for your listings.

Stage a photo free