Free virtual staging for empty rooms
Add a photo of an empty room. We check light and sharpness in your browser, you pick a room type and staging style, and your free account furnishes it with AI.
1. Your empty room photo
Your photo never leaves this browser. It's analysed on your device; nothing is uploaded.
No photo handy? Try a sample:
Render it on your photo
The photo check and palette are free and stay in your browser. The AI render needs a free account; eligible new accounts get free credits, and free renders carry a small watermark.
Your photo stays in this browser until you sign up. Free account required for AI renders; eligible new accounts get free credits, and free results carry a small watermark.
How it works
Add an empty-room photo
Wide shot from a corner, lights on, blinds open.
Check the photo
We flag dark, blurry or tiny photos before you spend a render.
Pick room and style
Living room, bedroom, dining room and more, in modern, Scandinavian, coastal and other staging styles.
Stage with a free account
Sign up and staging starts on your photo. Free renders carry a small watermark.
What's free, and what needs an account
No tricks: the render is the only step behind sign-up.
| Feature | No account | Free account |
|---|---|---|
| Photo quality check | Yes, in your browser | Yes |
| Current color palette | Yes, in your browser | Yes |
| Style and room picker | Yes | Yes |
| AI render of your photo | No | Yes, on free credits for eligible new accounts |
| Watermark-free, HD results | No | With a paid plan or credit pack |
Want more options (more styles, variants, area edits)? See the full AI virtual staging tool or pricing.
Questions
Is it really free?
The photo check, color palette and style picker are free with no account. The AI render needs a free account: eligible new accounts get free credits after sign-up (one per person and device), and renders on free credits carry a small watermark. Paid plans remove the watermark and add more renders.
Is my photo uploaded before I sign up?
No. The photo check and palette run in your browser. If you continue, the photo is kept in this browser until your account exists, and only then uploaded for the render.
Can I use virtually staged photos in a listing?
Usually yes, if you disclose it. Many MLSs require a label such as "virtually staged" and the unstaged photo alongside. Check your MLS rules.
How much does virtual staging cost compared with real staging?
Use the free virtual staging cost calculator to compare a physical staging budget with virtual staging for your listing, using published cost ranges.