Virtual Staging in Minutes AB 723 Compliant | Disclosure + Originals Link + QR

Virtual Staging AB 723 Compliant + Disclosure Kit — Instant

Turn a real interior photo into a beautifully staged marketing image and get the disclosure assets you need to market confidently.

If you use a digitally altered listing photo in advertising, California AB 723 requires a disclosure plus a link/URL/QR code to the original, unaltered image on a publicly accessible page.
This product delivers the staged photo and the “Originals Link + QR” kit automatically.

Best for

• Listing photos + social posts + flyers + email marketing

• Agents who want staging speed without compliance stress

• California marketing (AB 723 effective Jan 1, 2026)

What you’ll get (Compliance Pack)

After purchase, you receive a downloadable folder/ZIP that includes:

• 1 staged image (high-res JPG)

• 1 original unaltered image (your upload)

• 1 labeled version (“Digitally Altered / Virtually Staged” corner label option)

• Disclosure text (MLS + social + flyer-ready copy)

• Public Originals Link (on our domain) + QR code PNG that opens the originals page

• Filename set designed for MLS ordering (Altered + Original paired)

AB 723 requires disclosure and a link/URL/QR code to a publicly accessible page showing the original unaltered image.

How it works

1. Upload your original interior photo (required for disclosure)

2. Choose your staging style (Modern Neutral, Warm Contemporary, Farmhouse, Luxury, etc.)

3. Add optional notes (“colors, vibe, furniture style”)

4. Generate your watermarked preview

5. Purchase to unlock your final download + disclosure kit

Allowed edits (built-in guardrails)

To help avoid misleading marketing, we focus on visualization-only changes:

• Add furniture + décor (virtual staging)

• Light declutter (small personal items)

Not allowed: structural or “truth-changing” edits (e.g., removing walls, changing windows/views, adding pools/features). NAR warns AI-enhanced listing photos can be legally risky if they misrepresent the property.
(Some MLSs explicitly prohibit certain property-element changes; for example, CRMLS guidance restricts altering real property elements and requires labeling/pairing originals next to altered images in the MLS.)

Quick tips for best results

• Use a bright, sharp photo with the full room visible

• Avoid extreme wide-angle distortion if possible

• Shoot from chest height, steady hands, minimal motion blur

Compliance note (keep this short and visible)

Rules vary by MLS/brokerage. This tool provides a disclosure kit and original-photo link/QR to support AB 723-style transparency, but you are responsible for confirming your MLS/brokerage requirements. (For example, CRMLS requires the original photo uploaded immediately before/after the altered photo and labeled in the MLS photo text field.)

• Because this is a digital item, all sales are final.