Architecture stays recognizable
The workflow is designed around furnishing the room—not redesigning its windows, doors, trim, or fixtures.
Virtual staging for real estate
Help buyers picture the room—not the empty space.
Turn an empty-room photo into a professionally furnished listing image with a focused, guided workflow.
- Keep the original room easy to retrieve
- Choose room type and furnishing style
- Compare before and after in one place
Start hereNo account needed to begin
Upload an empty room
Drag in a photo or choose one from your device.
JPG, PNG, or WebP · up to 20 MBNot ready with a photo?
A controlled model benchmark
See what passed our room-preservation screen.
This result was generated from the same empty-room source used in our controlled provider test. The apartment’s permanent structure stayed recognizable.
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GPT Image 2 benchmark result. Customer generation stays disabled while production credentials and broader room-type testing remain pending.
A shorter path to the result
Three clear steps. No design software to learn.
- 01
Upload the room
Start with a clear, well-lit photo of an empty space.
- 02
Choose the look
Tell us the room type, then select a curated furniture style.
- 03
Review and download
Compare the result with the original, refine it, and choose your final image.
Built around the listing
Every screen keeps the property and its photos at the center.
The account area uses one organizing object—properties—so customers do not have to manage both folders and projects.
Try the sample roomOne focused decision at a time
Choose the room type and furniture style without navigating a maze of unrelated editing tools.
Original and staged stay together
Compare the finished image with its source and keep both available in the property workspace.
Your listing workspace
Organized by property, not scattered across downloads.
Source photos, staged versions, and future additional angles stay connected to the same property.
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Straight answers
Before you stage the room.
Will the room itself change?
The product is being evaluated specifically for geometry preservation. Windows, doors, trim, built-ins, fixtures, and perspective should remain faithful to the source photo.
What kind of photo works best?
Use a sharp, well-lit image with the entire room visible. Extremely dark, blurry, obstructed, or heavily distorted photos may be rejected instead of producing a misleading result.
Can I organize several listing photos?
Yes. Signed-in work is organized by property, with source photos and their staged versions kept together. A cross-property photo library is also planned.
Should virtual staging be disclosed?
Requirements vary by marketplace and jurisdiction. Stage That Room will preserve the original and make disclosure guidance visible, but agents and sellers remain responsible for following their listing rules.
Start with the room you already have