VirtualStageNow

Virtual staging AI that keeps the room you photographed.

Upload a photo, see the room staged. Walls, windows and the camera angle stay exactly as you shot them; only furniture is added. Preview it first, then download full images from $15 a month for 20 images (Solo plan).

Try a sample staging Watermarked preview before you buy.

Empty living room photoThe same living room after AI staging, walls, window and doorway unchangedBeforeStaged by Virtual Stage Now

Real output, unedited. Original photo: brownpau, CC BY 2.0.

Upload an empty-room photo
or drop it here · JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 8 MB
Brokers: select up to 8 angles of one room to stage them with the same furniture.

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AI staging for listing photos

Fix the light and the horizon in the real estate photo editor, then let the virtual staging AI furnish the room. Compare tools in our best virtual staging software comparison.

1 creditper delivered image
20–300images a month on plans
6furnishing styles
Same roomwalls, windows, angle kept

Three steps, one photo

01

Upload the empty room

A wide, level photo where the floor meets both side walls. JPG, PNG or WebP up to 8 MB.

02

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.

03

Download the staged frame

The furnished version comes back as a set: an MLS version labelled “Virtually staged”, a before/after comparison for the brochure, and the unlabelled file.

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.

Walls, windows, doors and the camera angle are preserved exactly as you shot them; only furniture is added, scaled to the room.

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 virtual staging pricing page, and we compare the same questions against three other tools in our comparison pages. New to staging? Start with how to virtually stage a listing, see what virtual staging costs per photo, and weigh it against physical home staging services.

Real results from our staging pipeline

Every pair below is an unedited output from the same tool you use. Drag to compare: the walls, windows and camera angle never move.

Living room, empty, as photographedLiving room staged industrial by Virtual Stage NowBeforeIndustrial
Living room · industrial style
Kitchen, empty, as photographedKitchen staged warm modern by Virtual Stage NowBeforeWarm modern
Kitchen · warm modern style
Dining room, empty, as photographedDining room staged mid-century by Virtual Stage NowBeforeMid-century
Dining room · mid-century style
Spare room, empty, as photographedHome office staged warm modern by Virtual Stage NowBeforeWarm modern
Home office · warm modern style

See every example

Original photos from Wikimedia Commons: Downtowngal (CC BY-SA 3.0), SmashingIt99 (CC0), AnemoneProjectors (CC BY-SA 2.0), aismallard (CC BY-SA 3.0).

Plans for agents who list every month

Every plan keeps walls, windows and camera angle untouched and ships the MLS-labelled file, the before/after and the clean file.

Solo

$15/mo

20 images a month · $0.75 each · monthly only

Solo — $15/month, 20 images. Renews monthly until you cancel; cancel online anytime in your account.

  • 20 staged images every month
  • MLS-labelled, before/after and clean file with every image

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Agent Pro

$49/mo

100 images a month · $0.49 each

For agents with three to ten listings a month.

  • “Virtually staged” labelled copy + original with every image
  • Listing set ZIP download
  • Six furnishing styles

Team / Photographer

$99/mo

300 images a month · $0.33 each

For offices and listing photographers staging every week.

  • “Virtually staged” labelled copy + original with every image
  • Listing set ZIP for every shoot

Plans renew monthly until you cancel; cancel online anytime. Your plan renews on the same day each month as your purchase.

Running an office? See virtual staging for brokerages. Shooting for agents? See virtual staging for photographers.

Rather not stage it yourself? Done-for-you listing staging, $59. One listing at a time? Solo is $15/month for 20 images; Agent Pro is $49/month for 100. Cancel online anytime. Prices in US dollars; checkout runs through Dodo Payments as merchant of record.

An empty room photographs like a maybe

An unfurnished living room gives a buyer nothing to measure against. They cannot tell whether a sofa fits under the window or whether the bedroom holds a queen, so they scroll to the next listing. One staged photo fixes the scale: the same walls, the same floor, the same view, furnished.

A 1920s bungalow and a new-build townhouse want different sofas. Six furnishing styles cover the range: warm modern, Scandinavian, mid-century, industrial, coastal and minimal. Match the style to the finishes already in the frame.

Compliance is where staged images usually fall apart: someone forgets the disclosure and the file reaches the MLS unlabelled. Every render here ships three ways: an MLS-labelled version marked “Virtually staged”, a before/after comparison for the buyer conversation, and a clean file for the flyer and the sign rider.

You pay for delivered images, not for access. Plan images land between $0.33 and $0.75 each. Unused plan images carry over, up to one month’s allowance.

What agents ask before the first listing

“It looks fake.”

A render reads false when the furniture fights the room. Match the style to the flooring, then check the before/after pair at the door frame, where scale errors show. Check the watermarked preview before you pay; each regeneration of a paid image uses one credit.

“Buyers feel misled.”

The labelled file says “Virtually staged” inside the image, and the before/after pair shows exactly what changed. Hand buyers the comparison.

“I only list a few homes a year.”

For a few listings a year, Solo is $15/month for 20 images; cancel online in a month you have nothing to stage.

“I already have a photographer.”

Keep them. Staging is the step after the shoot, when the room stands empty: send their frame through, add furniture, and keep every wall and angle they composed.

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Questions

Questions

Is this a virtual staging AI?

Yes. It is an AI-assisted virtual staging tool: it furnishes the empty room in your photo while keeping the walls, windows, doors and camera angle. You review the result before you use it.

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 read clearly 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.