An empty room, staged in a minute.
Upload the listing photo of an empty room and get it furnished in the style you name, sized to the space, with the walls, windows and floor exactly as photographed. Then the same room in a second style. Recorded in the app: 2 Pro renders, 300 credits, 3 minutes 5 seconds.
Free: watermarked images · personal use only · No credit card required
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.
Recorded walkthrough
Virtual staging, two styles
One empty listing photo in a chat, two Pro renders, every prompt shown, the credits and the clock on screen. Watch the recording or read the same steps below.
- 1Upload
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.
- 2Main 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. Pro quality, 150 credits.
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.
- 3Result69 s150 credits
69 seconds later: 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.
- 4Main 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.
- 5Result80 s150 credits
80 seconds later: the second style, and the bill
The same room staged warmer. Two staging options, 300 credits, 3 minutes 5 seconds from the upload to the second result: about $0.55 on the $35 Pro plan.
- 2
- renders
- 300
- credits
- 3:05
- from the upload to the second style
Timings are from send to result on Pro quality at 1K, read from the recording. Fast quality costs 80 credits per render instead of 150. Nothing in the recording was retouched. 300 credits is about $0.55 on the Pro plan (19,250 credits for $35).
Real before and after
One empty listing photo, two ways to furnish it, and a room emptied first
The same empty photo, staged mid-century
Message to Vizzy
(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
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.
Why staging is a room job, not a furniture job
Buyers do not picture furniture in an empty room
An empty room photographs as smaller and colder than it is, and an occupied one shows someone else’s life. In the 60 days to Oct 5, 42 paying Visualizee accounts furnished empty rooms and 44 removed furniture or clutter from room photos, mostly agents, developers and stagers working from the photographer’s own shots.
Because the render starts from the listing photo, the room stays the room: the walls, windows, radiator and floor are what the buyer will walk into. Only the furniture is invented, sized to the space, and a second or third style is one more prompt on the same photo. Most listing portals and MLSs ask for virtually staged photos to be labelled as such; check your local rules and keep the empty photo in the listing too.
The two renders of the recording, and another take of the second style
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