How to use Stageless AI
Three guides: editing property photos with AI, turning them into a cinematic video tour, and keeping every before/after organized and shareable in My Projects.
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Photo editing
The core tool. Upload a property photo and let the AI furnish it, empty it, erase what shouldn't be there, fix the lighting, or apply a change you describe in words.
Where to find it: "Upload" in the top menu, or the main button on the home page.
At a glance
Cost
1 credit per generation
Photos
JPG, PNG or WebP · up to 20 MB
Tools
Staging, empty room, eraser, enhance, text edit
Staging styles
Modern, Minimalist, Industrial, Scandinavian, Luxury
Speed
Usually under a minute
Watermark
None with an active subscription
Upload a photo
Step 1 accepts one or several photos and lets you choose which one to work on.
- Click the drop zone or drag photos in — JPG, PNG or WebP, up to 20 MB each. Files are optimized as they upload.
- No photo at hand? "Try a sample" loads one of our prepared rooms so you can test the tools before using your own.
- Import several photos and edit them one at a time — each generation is charged separately.
Pick a tool and generate
The editor panel holds five tools. Each generation costs 1 credit, so pick the one that matches the job.
- Virtual Staging — choose an interior style (Modern, Minimalist, Industrial, Scandinavian or Luxury) and optionally add extra instructions, like keeping the wooden floor.
- Empty Room — strips out all the furniture at once while preserving walls, windows and flooring.
- Magic Eraser (Beta) — scan the photo, click the objects you want gone, then remove only those. Right for a car, a bin or a framed photo.
- Auto Enhance — corrects exposure, contrast and colour temperature in one click, nothing to configure.
- Edit with Instructions — describe the change in your own words and the AI applies it. Be concrete about colours, furniture and materials.
Review and download
Step 3 puts the result next to the original and hands you the file.
- Use the slider or the comparison view to check the result against the original.
- The panel shows format, resolution and file size before you download.
- Not happy? "Generate New Version" runs the same tool again — each attempt costs another credit.
- With an active subscription the download is clean. Without one, the file carries a watermark.
Stacking edits and keeping the result
- "Use as New Base" makes the result the new starting point, so you can chain edits — empty the room, then stage it, then brighten it.
- The history strip keeps every version (original, empty, eraser, enhanced, staged, edited) so you can choose which one to build on.
- "Back to Original" returns to the untouched photo at any point.
- "Save to project" stores the before/after pair in My Projects — see the other tab.
Tips
- Empty the room before staging it. Staging on top of existing furniture leaves the AI less room to work.
- Shoot from a corner, hold the camera level, and turn the lights on. Good input beats any amount of prompting.
- For one specific change — a navy blue wall, a different sofa — Edit with Instructions is more precise than a full restage.
- Save the result to a project before leaving the editor: an unsaved result is gone.