An empty room,staged in a minute.

Visualizee is an AI virtual staging tool that furnishes a photo of an empty room. Upload the listing photo, name a style, and get furniture sized to the space with the walls, windows and floor kept.

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Listing photo of an empty apartment living room with tall black steel-framed windows onto a tree-lined street, white walls and wide oak floorboards
The same room staged in warm Scandinavian style with a light grey sofa, a pale oak coffee table, a boucle armchair, a jute rug, a paper pendant, linen curtains and an olive tree
Message to Vizzy

Stage this empty room in a warm Scandinavian style. Keep the room exactly as it is.

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At a glance

You upload
A listing photo of an empty room.
You can change
The furniture and the style, including a second style from the same photo.
What stays
The walls, windows and floor.
Time
69 and 80 seconds for the two renders in our recording.
Cost
Free to try, no card. On the $40 Pro plan an everyday render costs about 25 cents.
Access
Sign in with Google, Apple or email. Free renders are watermarked and for personal use; paid plans remove the watermark and add a commercial license.
Check before you publish
Follow the local rules on disclosing virtually staged photos.

Facts checked November 2026.

How it works

Buyers do not picture furniture in an empty room.

  1. Bring the listing photo.

    The empty room as photographed for the listing. A wide shot is fine.

  2. Name the style.

    Warm Scandinavian, modern classic, coastal. Say what stays: the walls, the windows, the floor.

  3. Get the staged room.

    One everyday render, about a minute. A second style is one more message on the same photo.

Recorded walkthrough

Virtual staging, two styles

One empty listing photo in a chat, two everyday renders, every prompt shown, the clock on screen. Watch the recording or read the same steps below.

  1. Upload

    Start a chat and add the listing photo

    The photographer’s shot of the empty room, as it goes on the listing. Add media, pick the photo.

    The chat composer with the empty living-room photo attached
  2. Main prompt

    Four by three, name the style and the pieces, keep the room

    Pick 4:3 for the photo. Name the style and the main pieces with where they go, ask for furniture sized to the room, and list what must not change: walls, windows, radiator, doorway, floor, light, camera. Everyday quality.

    Message to Vizzy

    Virtually stage this empty living room for a real-estate listing in a warm Scandinavian style: a light oatmeal three-seat sofa against the back wall facing the room, a round oak coffee table on a cream wool rug, a pair of lounge chairs, a slim oak sideboard, a floor lamp, two large plants, white linen curtains at both windows and two framed prints. Furniture sized realistically for the room. Keep the room exactly as it is: the white walls, both windows, the radiator, the doorway, the oak floor, the ceiling, the daylight and the camera angle. Photorealistic listing photo.

    The staging prompt typed into the chat with 4:3 and everyday quality selected
  3. Everyday render, 69 s

    The staged room

    A furnished living room sized to the space, with the same walls, windows, radiator and floor. Click the thumbnail to see it full size.

    The Scandinavian staging opened full size in the viewer
  4. Main prompt

    A second style from the same empty photo

    The empty photo is still the reference. Describe the second style and its pieces, and keep the same list of what stays.

    Message to Vizzy

    Stage the same empty living room a second way, for buyers who want something warmer: mid-century modern, a cognac leather three-seat sofa against the back wall, a low walnut coffee table on a rust and cream patterned rug, a walnut sideboard under the window, a mustard lounge chair, a brass arc floor lamp, olive green curtains, a large abstract painting and two plants. Furniture sized realistically for the room. Keep the room exactly as it is: the white walls, both windows, the radiator, the doorway, the oak floor, the ceiling, the daylight and the camera angle. Photorealistic listing photo.

    The mid-century staging prompt typed with the empty photo attached
  5. Everyday render, 80 s

    The second style

    The same room staged warmer. Two staging options, about 3 minutes from the upload to the second result.

    The mid-century staging opened full size in the viewer
renders
2
quality
Everyday
from the upload to the second style
3:05

Timings are from send to result at everyday quality and 1K, read from the recording. A quick render is faster and costs half as much. Nothing in the recording was retouched.

Examples

One empty listing photo, two ways to furnish it, and a room emptied first.

Empty to Scandinavian, the room kept

Listing photo of an empty apartment living room with white walls, two windows, a radiator and a light oak floorListing photo
The same room staged with an oatmeal sofa, a round oak coffee table on a cream rug, lounge chairs, a sideboard, plants and linen curtainsVisualizee render
Message to Vizzy

Virtually stage this empty living room for a real-estate listing in a warm Scandinavian style: a light oatmeal three-seat sofa against the back wall facing the room, a round oak coffee table on a cream wool rug, a pair of lounge chairs, a slim oak sideboard, a floor lamp, two large plants, white linen curtains at both windows and two framed prints. Furniture sized realistically for the room. Keep the room exactly as it is: the white walls, both windows, the radiator, the doorway, the oak floor, the ceiling, the daylight and the camera angle. Photorealistic listing photo.

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The same empty photo, staged mid-century

The same empty living-room listing photoListing photo
The same room staged mid-century: a cognac leather sofa, a walnut coffee table, a mustard lounge chair, olive curtains and a large abstract paintingVisualizee render
With the same empty photo as the only reference

Stage the same empty living room a second way, for buyers who want something warmer: mid-century modern, a cognac leather three-seat sofa against the back wall, a low walnut coffee table on a rust and cream patterned rug, a walnut sideboard under the window, a mustard lounge chair, a brass arc floor lamp, olive green curtains, a large abstract painting and two plants. Furniture sized realistically for the room. Keep the room exactly as it is: the white walls, both windows, the radiator, the doorway, the oak floor, the ceiling, the daylight and the camera angle. Photorealistic listing photo.

Cluttered to empty, ready to stage

Listing photo of a cluttered bedroom with an unmade bed, clothes on an armchair, a messy desk, boxes and postersListing photo
The same bedroom completely empty: beige walls, the window, the door, the wooden floor and the ceiling light keptVisualizee render
Message to Vizzy

Empty this bedroom for a listing photo: remove all the furniture and everything in it, the bed and bedding, the armchair and clothes, the desk, chair and monitor, the boxes, the laundry basket, the wardrobe and the posters on the walls, and fill in the floor and walls behind them. Keep the room exactly as it is: the beige walls, the window and blind, the door, the wooden floor, the ceiling light, the daylight and the camera angle. An empty, clean room. Photorealistic.

Who uses it

Made for the people who sell the empty space.

One photo of a vacant room or floor, shown the way it could look.

  • Real estate agents

    Stage an empty listing in the style the buyers in your market want, with the walls, windows and floor kept.

    The virtual staging guide
  • Leasing brokers and landlords

    Show a tenant a vacant office floor as open plan, a law firm or a studio, with the windows, columns and ceiling kept.

    The spec suite workflow
  • Home builders

    Sell a house before it is built with a consistent set of exterior, interior and dusk images from the plans.

    The pre-construction workflow

Plans from $20 a month.

Start free. Pick a plan when you need more. Cancel anytime.

  • Hobby

    $20/mo

    About 60 everyday-quality renders a month

    For drafts and personal projects.

  • Pro

    Recommended

    $40/mo

    About 160 everyday-quality renders a month

    High quality on every render. 4K images, video and 3D.

  • Max

    $80/mo

    About 400 everyday-quality renders a month

    More variants at once, and the cheapest per render.

Billed monthly. Yearly saves 25%.

Virtual staging questions.

What the recording shows, what it takes and what to expect from your own listing photos.

All questions
How does AI virtual staging work?
Add the photo of the empty room to a chat, name the style and the main pieces, ask for furniture sized to the room and list what stays. The render furnishes the room and keeps the architecture; the recording gets the first staged room back in 69 seconds.
Can I stage a room that still has furniture in it?
Yes, in two steps: first ask for the room emptied (the third pair above removes a bed, a desk, a wardrobe and the clutter), then stage the empty result. Or ask for the existing furniture to be replaced in one prompt.
Will the walls, windows and floor stay the same?
The prompt lists them as fixed, and both renders in the recording keep them: the white walls, both windows, the radiator, the doorway and the oak floor. Compare the pairs above.
Do I have to disclose virtual staging on a listing?
Usually, yes. Most listing portals and MLSs require virtually staged photos to be labelled, and many expect the unstaged photo in the listing as well. The rules are local, so check yours.
How much does it cost?
The recorded pair took two everyday renders. On the $40 Pro plan an everyday render costs about 25 cents, so that is about 50 cents. A quick render costs half as much. You can start free, with no card.
Can I put specific furniture in the room?
Yes. Add the product photos as references and say where each piece goes; the furniture-set walkthrough combines three packshots into one room that way.

Try it on your own picture.

Sign in, add a photo, a sketch or a model screenshot and say what to change. Your first render takes under a minute.

Free to try. Sign in with Google, Apple or email. No credit card.