Remove furniture and clutter from listing photos while preserving the room’s structure as closely as possible.

Description

Sometimes a property photo shows furniture, boxes, or clutter that distracts from the space. Virtual Declutter helps real estate professionals present a cleaner, more marketable room by digitally removing objects while keeping the original architecture intact.

Upload your photo and Virtual Photo Lab will remove visible furniture and clutter so buyers can focus on the layout, size, and features of the room.

How It Works

1. Upload your room photo
Upload a clear image of the room you want decluttered.

2. Acknowledge the edit disclaimer
Removing objects may require reconstruction of areas that were hidden behind furniture or clutter.

3. Generate your edited image
Virtual Photo Lab removes furniture and visible clutter while preserving the structure of the room as closely as possible.

4. Download your clean room image
Use the edited image for your listing photos, marketing materials, or MLS upload.

Best Results When

• Walls and floors are at least partially visible
• The room layout is clear in the original photo
• The photo is taken straight-on or slightly angled
• Lighting is reasonably clear

Ideal For

This service is especially useful for listings such as:

• Bank-owned properties
• Foreclosures
• Investor properties
• Inherited homes
• Tenant-occupied homes
• Rooms with outdated or distracting furniture
• Listings that need a quick marketing refresh

Important Note About Edits

Virtual Declutter is designed to preserve the original layout and structure of the room. However, when furniture or objects cover floors, walls, windows, or fixtures, those hidden areas may require AI reconstruction.

Minor visual differences may occur in surfaces or details that were originally blocked by objects.

Important Acknowledgement
Removing furniture or clutter may require reconstruction of areas that were hidden behind those objects. Virtual Photo Lab will preserve the room’s structure as closely as possible, but minor visual differences may occur in previously covered areas.