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AI virtual staging for listing photos
Pick a listing photo, choose the room and a style, and ListOps returns a furnished version of the same room. Or go the other way and remove the furniture and clutter from a lived-in room. One credit per photo.
How virtual staging works in ListOps
- Choose any photo already on your listing.
- Stage it as a living room, bedroom, dining room, home office or kitchen.
- Pick a style: Modern, Traditional, Scandinavian, Farmhouse or Coastal.
- Or choose "remove furniture" to show the room empty.
- Your original photo is kept; the staged version is saved next to it.
Disclosure is built in
Every staged image carries a visible "Virtually staged" label, and you confirm a disclosure statement before each one. Most MLSs require virtually staged photos to be identified; the label is there so you do not have to remember. Check your own MLS for where staged photos may appear and whether the original must be shown too.
What it costs
One credit stages one photo. Free accounts get 3 credits once; Starter includes 6 a month, Pro 9, Commercial 9, and Brokerage 3 per seat (shared by the team). More can be bought in packs (3 for $6, 9 for $16, 24 for $38). If a staging job fails, the credit is returned automatically.
What it does not do
- It edits furniture and decor only. It is instructed not to change walls, windows, flooring or fixtures, and results that do are a reason to discard the image, not to publish it.
- It is an AI edit: furniture scale and shadows are usually convincing, not always. Review every image before you use it.
- It does not renovate, repaint, change finishes or show a remodel.
Questions
Is virtual staging included in the free plan?
Yes. Free accounts get 3 credits once, and one credit stages one photo.
Can I remove furniture from a photo?
Yes. Choose the remove-furniture option and ListOps returns the room without movable furniture and clutter. Review the result carefully: removing objects is the harder edit.
Do I have to disclose virtually staged photos?
Most MLSs and many state rules require it. ListOps labels every staged image "Virtually staged". Follow your MLS and brokerage rules for anything beyond that.