Furnish an empty room without moving a sofa
Upload a photo of a vacant room, choose a style and get back a furnished version. Try a few looks on the same room and keep the one that fits the home. For listings, rentals, new builds and anyone with an empty room to show.
Modern staging
Arizona Desert staging
9 staging styles to choose from
The notes below are starting points. Any style works on any home, and you can add your own instructions.
Modern
Clean lines, neutral palette and low-profile furniture.
Try it for: new builds and condos
Arizona Desert
Warm terracotta, natural wood, woven textures and desert tones.
Try it for: stucco and tile homes in the southwest
Modern Farmhouse
Whites and warm woods, shiplap-friendly pieces and cozy textiles.
Try it for: family homes and suburban new builds
Scandinavian
Light woods, soft neutrals and simple, airy furniture.
Try it for: smaller rooms that need to feel open
Mid-Century
Tapered legs, walnut tones and muted color accents.
Try it for: ranch homes and 1950s to 1970s houses
Coastal
Soft blues, sandy neutrals and relaxed linen furniture.
Try it for: waterfront and vacation homes
Traditional
Classic furniture, rich woods and timeless fabrics.
Try it for: older and more formal homes
Luxury
Designer pieces, marble accents and layered lighting.
Try it for: high-end listings
Industrial
Leather, metal and reclaimed-wood furniture.
Try it for: lofts and urban conversions
From vacant to furnished in three steps
You can stage a living room, bedroom, primary bedroom, dining room, kitchen, home office, nursery, family room and patio.
Upload the empty room
Use a bright, wide shot of the room. A vacant listing or new build works well.
Pick a style and room type
Tell us the room, or let us detect it, so the furniture suits the space.
Compare and choose
Ask for up to 4 versions at once, keep your favorite, and regenerate if none of them fit.
New accounts get 3 free images for saving a card, with nothing charged. After that each staged image uses 2,000 credits: $2.00 at the standard rate, down to about $1.60 with the largest preload bonus. See pricing.
For anyone with an empty room to show
Realtors
Give a vacant listing a sense of scale. Try one room in two styles and use the one that suits your likely buyer.
Homeowners selling without an agent
Already moved out? Furnish the empty rooms in your listing photos, and keep the empty shots alongside them.
Landlords and short-term rental hosts
Show an empty unit furnished while it's between tenants. Label the image so nobody expects the furniture to be there.
Interior designers and home stagers
Show a client a direction before anything is ordered, or pitch a look before the truck is booked. Paint, flooring, cabinet and countertop previews work alongside staging.
Builders and flippers
Furnish a spec home, a model room or a finished flip for the listing, without renting furniture for every room.
Real estate photographers
Offer staging as an add-on to a shoot. Upload the set, then hand over one ZIP with labeled files and originals.
Staging for Arizona homes
A coastal sofa can look out of place in a stucco home with a view of the Superstitions. Our Arizona Desert style uses warm terracotta, natural wood and woven textures, which suit homes across Phoenix, Scottsdale and the Southeast Valley.
We work in the Phoenix metro and Queen Creek, including the new builds going up across the Southeast Valley. Photo Studio runs online, so you can use it for a listing anywhere.
Stage the room, not the facts
Staging adds furniture. It isn't meant to touch the walls, windows or floors, and the same protections apply as on our other edits. Those protections are automated, so look over each image yourself.
Staged images get a "Virtually Staged" label by default. Keep the empty photo with the listing too, so buyers can see the room as it is.
Common questions
What is AI virtual staging?
You upload a photo of an empty room and pick a style. An image model adds furniture and decor to that photo. Nothing physical changes in the home, which is why staged images should be labeled.
Which rooms can I stage?
You can choose living room, bedroom, primary bedroom, dining room, kitchen, home office, nursery, family room and patio, or let us detect the room automatically.
Can I stage a room that still has furniture?
Yes. Staging removes the existing furniture first, then adds the new pieces, in one step and for the price of one image. Results are cleanest in an empty room, because what was behind the old furniture is our best guess. Compare the result with the real room before you use it.
Can I try several styles on one room?
Yes. You can request up to 4 versions of a photo in one submission, and run other styles after that. Each image uses 2,000 credits.
Can I ask for specific furniture?
Yes. Add a note of up to 1000 characters, such as "navy sofa, no rug". Notes guide the style, and the rules that protect the room still apply.
Will the furniture be to scale?
It's drawn to look natural in the room, but it's generated, not measured. The pieces aren't real products, and a sofa may not match what would actually fit. Check each result before you use it.
Do staged photos need a label?
Many MLSs need a stamp on staged images, and rules vary. Staged images get a "Virtually Staged" label by default and we keep an unlabeled copy for you. You can turn labels off when you submit, but check your local rules first.
How much does virtual staging cost?
Each image uses 2,000 credits, which is $2.00 at the standard rate. Preload any whole-dollar amount from $10 to $1,000. Preloads of $25 or more add bonus credits, which brings an image down to about $1.60 at $500 or more. New accounts get 3 free images when they save a card. Saving a card charges nothing.
Do I have to be in Arizona?
No. The service runs online, so it works for a listing anywhere. We include an Arizona Desert style because we work in the Phoenix area and it suits homes there.