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For real estate agents

Stage it.Show you didn’t change the house.

Upload a photo of a room, empty or lived-in, and describe the furniture and style. A photoreal staged photo comes back in about 20 seconds, ready to compare with the original.

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One listing batch

6 photos · Modern style · labelled “Virtually staged”

  • The same living room staged with a sofa, armchair, coffee table, rug and artStaged
    An empty living room with beige carpet, two windows and a fireplaceOriginal

    Living room

  • The same bedroom staged with a bed, side tables, a rug and a plantStaged
    An empty bedroom with grey walls, a laminate floor, a window with blinds and closet doorsOriginal

    Bedroom

  • The same kitchen with a rug and art added; cabinets and appliances unchangedStaged
    A kitchen with white shaker cabinets, grey counters and a small islandOriginal

    Kitchen

  • The same dining area staged with a table, six chairs, a rug and a plantStaged
    An empty dining area with sliding glass doors and a chandelierOriginal

    Dining

  • The same spare room staged as a bedroomStaged
    A small empty spare room with a hardwood floor and one windowOriginal

    Spare room

  • The same patio staged with outdoor sofas, a coffee table, a rug and plantsStaged
    A bare concrete patio with a lawn and fence behind, overcastOriginal

    Patio

Made in Inkfinish’s listing batch: drag any photo to compare it with its original. The download held every original next to its labelled copy. Bedroom: The batch staged this room as a living room; one follow-up message restaged it as a bedroom. Spare room: The room's edges shifted slightly; drag the slider to see where.

Made for listing photos

Stage, empty, dusk or blue sky

Pick one job for every photo in a listing. Each keeps the house as photographed and labels its copy.

  • The same dining area staged with a table and chairsStaged
    An empty dining area with sliding glass doorsEmpty

    Stage

  • The same room emptied, with the window and doorway keptEmptied
    A lived-in living room with a leather sofa, a cluttered coffee table and toysLived-in

    Empty the rooms

  • The same farmhouse at twilight with warm light in every window and on the porchTwilight
    A white modern farmhouse with a metal roof and a porch under a blue skyDaytime

    Day to dusk

  • The same farmhouse under a clear blue sky with soft cloudsBlue sky
    The farmhouse under a flat grey overcast skyOvercast

    Blue sky

What the new staging rules ask for

California’s AB 723, in force since January 1, 2026, asks for a clear disclosure on digitally altered listing photos and access to the unaltered one. MLS rules such as CRMLS’s add the “virtually staged” wording and forbid changing the property itself. Together, rules like these generally ask for three things.

  1. 1

    A “virtually staged” label

    Every staged copy in a listing batch’s download is labelled “Virtually staged”.

  2. 2

    The unaltered photo alongside

    The download pairs each staged photo with its original, and the compare slider shows the two together in the studio.

  3. 3

    No changes to the property

    Walls, floors, windows and views must stay as they are. The compare slider shows each staged photo over its original, so you can check nothing moved.

A summary, not legal advice. Rules differ by state and MLS and they change, so check your MLS’s rules, and your broker, before posting staged photos.

Stage a whole listing at once

  1. 1Add up to 20 photos of one listing.
  2. 2Pick one style for all of them, so the rooms belong to the same home.
  3. 3They render on our servers while you do other things; compare each photo with its original as it finishes.
  4. 4Download a ZIP of every original with its staged copy, labelled “Virtually staged”.

Listing batches run on paid credits, from a credit pack or a plan. See the packs

Stage a whole listing
One-time credit packs, credits last 6 months
PackPriceRendersPer render
Starter packFor a single project.$1920$0.95
Project packSeveral projects, with room for edits.$59100$0.59
Studio packFor a team or a busy stretch.$179400$0.45

Paid once, no subscription. Renders on paid credits carry no watermark. See all pricing

Questions agents ask

Is virtual staging allowed?

Many MLSs allow it when it is disclosed. California’s AB 723 asks for a clear disclosure that a listing photo was digitally altered and access to the unaltered photo; MLS rules such as CRMLS’s add the “virtually staged” wording and forbid changing walls, floors, windows or views. Requirements differ, so check your MLS’s rules. Inkfinish gives you the label and the original beside every edit; whether a photo meets your rules is your call.

Do I keep the original?

Yes. Your photo is never overwritten: each staged result and each edit is saved as a new version beside it, and the compare slider shows the original and the staged photo together. A listing batch’s ZIP holds each original next to its staged copy.

What if the furniture looks wrong?

Mark the piece and use “Change just this” to say what it should be; only that area is redrawn. An edit that misses on every try is free, because its credits are returned. You can also run the room again with different words.

Is there a watermark?

Renders made with free credits carry a watermark. With paid credits, from a pack or a plan, renders have none, and a listing batch's ZIP holds every staged photo at full size.

Do I need a subscription?

No. Credit packs are paid once and last 6 months from purchase. Plans are there if you stage every week.

Stage one room now, the whole listing when you are ready

Start with a single photo on the free renders, then buy a pack when the listing is ready to go.

Try one photo freeStage a whole listing