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Free tool · for real estate agents

Free AI Virtual Staging

Upload a photo of an empty room and get it furnished in seconds. No watermark, no credit card, no account — 5 photos a day.

Paid virtual staging runs $7–$24 an image, or $16 a month for six photos. This is free.

What this tool does

It furnishes an empty room in a listing photo. You give it the photo, the room type and a furniture style; it returns the same photo with furniture in it — the walls, windows, doorways, floor and camera angle left exactly as they were. That last part is the whole job. Staging that quietly widens a room or moves a window is not marketing, it is a misrepresentation, and it is the fastest way to a complaint.

Why it is free when everyone else charges

Virtual staging is an established paid category. ApplyDesign charges $7–$10 an image. VirtualStagingAI's entry plan is $16 a month for six photos — $192 a year before you have staged a second listing. Done-for-you services with human designers charge more again.

We are not a staging company. We build listing marketing — websites, video, social and syndication from one upload — so staging is one step in a workflow we already run, and giving it away costs us less than it costs a staging company to sell it. That is the honest version of why it is free.

Getting a good result

Shoot straight on, not from a corner at an angle. Wide-angle corner shots distort the geometry and the model has to guess.
Empty rooms stage better than half-empty ones. One abandoned chair confuses the layout more than a fully bare floor does.
Bright, even daylight. Deep shadows and orange tungsten light both bleed into the furniture.
Match the style to the house. Mid-century furniture in a 1990s colonial reads as a stock photo, and buyers notice.
Stage the rooms that sell the house — living room, primary bedroom, and the room whose purpose is unclear. You do not need every room.

You almost certainly have to disclose it

Most MLSs require virtually staged images to be labelled, and several state associations have published guidance on it. Rules differ by MLS, so check yours — but the safe default, and the one this tool applies by default, is to mark the image and say so in the remarks. Leave the label on.

Questions

Is there a watermark?

No. The only text added is the “Virtually staged” label, and you can turn that off — though for MLS use you generally should not.

How many can I do?

5 a day, free, without an account. Sign up for Reallyo if you need more than that.

Do you keep my photos?

No. The image is passed to the model, the result is returned to your browser, and nothing is stored on our side.

Can it remove furniture that is already there?

Yes — pick “Already furnished — replace the furniture”. Results are less reliable than staging an empty room, because the model has to erase before it builds.

Can I use these on the MLS?

Generally yes, if you disclose. That is an MLS-by-MLS rule, so confirm with yours before uploading.

We priced every free virtual staging offer on the market — watermarks, image caps, resolution limits and all. Read what “free” virtual staging actually costs →