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Improve an existing property photo
Correct lighting and presentation while preserving the photographed space.
Use Cases / Real Estate & Staging
Prepare Better Real Estate
Listing Photos with AI
Improve dark or inconsistent property photos, stage selected empty rooms,
and prepare clearer images for publishing or connected API workflows.
Listing photosVirtual stagingPhoto cleanupAPI workflows
Choose the right workflow
Use the tool that matchesthe problem in each photo.
A stronger listing does not require the same edit on every image. Review the complete set first, then use enhancement, staging, cleanup, or upscaling only where it improves the final presentation.
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Stage an empty room
Add a furnishing direction that helps buyers understand room purpose and scale.
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Remove distracting details
Clean up temporary clutter before preparing the final listing image.
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Prepare a small image for publishing
Upscale an image that looks right but lacks sufficient resolution.
Complete listing workflow
Review, improve, verify, and export.
Treat the listing as one visual set. Improve the base photos before staging selected rooms, then check the final images together for accuracy, consistency, and appropriate disclosure.
BEFOREENHANCED
Review the complete photo set
Identify which images need enhancement, staging, cleanup, or higher resolution.
Improve the base photos
Correct lighting and overall presentation before making larger visual changes.
Stage and clean up selected rooms
Furnish empty rooms and remove temporary distractions where appropriate.
Check accuracy and disclosures
Confirm that permanent property features remain faithful to the real space.
Upscale and export when needed
Improve resolution for selected images, then prepare the final files for publishing.
What each tool is for
Make the right edit for each photo.
Choose the smallest useful intervention for each photograph. This keeps the listing easier to review and helps avoid changes that misrepresent the property.
Photo Enhancer
Use when the room is photographed correctly but lighting and presentation need improvement.
Virtual Staging
Use when an empty or under-furnished room needs a clearer sense of purpose.
Object Remover
Use for temporary clutter and distracting objects, not permanent property features.
Image Upscaler
Use when the finished image is too small or compressed for its intended publishing format.
For platforms and higher-volume teams
Add photo enhancement to a higher-volume listing workflow.
The Photo Enhancer API can connect image enhancement to a property platform, internal tool, or repeatable production process. Submit enhancement tasks, track progress, and retrieve completed images without requiring every photo to be handled manually.
- ✓Real estate platforms processing uploaded listing photos
- ✓Brokerages managing multiple active listings
- ✓Property photography teams building repeatable production steps
- ✓Custom listing-production systems
POST /photo-enhancer
{ "image_url": "listing-photo.jpg",
"enhancement": "balanced-lighting" }Living roomLighting enhancement
CompleteKitchenTask processing
ProcessingExteriorQueued for review
QueuedResponsible listing presentation
Improve presentation without changing the property.
- ✓Do not remove or alter permanent architectural features.
- ✓Do not imply that generated furniture or decor is included with the property.
- ✓Disclose virtually staged images according to local rules and listing-platform requirements.
- ✓Review the complete image set for accuracy and consistency before publishing.
- ✓Remember that upscaling cannot recover every missing or severely blurred detail.
Listed in the ArchDaily Product Catalog
Explore the listing-photo workflow in the ArchDaily product catalog.
Ideal House is listed in ArchDaily's product catalog as a tool for photo enhancement, virtual staging, and visual presentation workflows.
Explore more paths
Choose the right tools for the next home you sell.
Open a self-service tool for individual images, or use the API documentation to plan a customized workflow.
Enhance a listing photo
Improve lighting and presentation while preserving the photographed room.
Stage an empty room
Add a furnishing direction that communicates room purpose and scale.
Remove temporary distractions
Clean up clutter while leaving permanent property features intact.
Prepare a sharper publishing file
Upscale a finished image when its current resolution is too small.
POST /photo-enhancer
Connect the Photo Enhancer API
Build enhancement into a property platform or repeatable production process.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Photo Enhancer and Virtual Staging?+
Photo Enhancer improves the presentation of an existing property photo. Virtual Staging adds a furnishing direction to an empty or under-furnished room so viewers can better understand its possible use.
When should I use Image Upscaler?+
Use Image Upscaler after the image already looks right but is too small or compressed for its intended publishing format. It is an optional finishing step, not a required edit for every listing photo.
Can Object Remover be used on permanent property features?+
Use Object Remover for temporary clutter or distracting items. Do not remove permanent architectural features or other details that would materially change how the property is represented.
Should virtually staged listing photos be disclosed?+
Disclosure requirements vary by location and listing platform. Review the applicable rules and clearly identify virtually staged images whenever required.
Can I automate real estate photo enhancement?+
The Photo Enhancer API can connect enhancement tasks to a platform or custom production process. Review the current API documentation before designing a high-volume workflow.
Does the API process an entire listing in one request?+
Do not assume that a complete set of independent listing photos can be processed in one request. A higher-volume workflow can submit and manage enhancement tasks according to the current API documentation.
What should I check before publishing enhanced images?+
Review permanent features, image consistency, visible artifacts, virtual-staging disclosures, and the final file resolution. Compare the complete set rather than approving each image in isolation.
Prepare one listing or build a repeatable photo workflow.
Improve individual property photos with self-service tools, or explore the API for a customized production process.