AI Room Photo Furniture Stager

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your two photos

   Start by uploading your empty room photo — living room, bedroom, dining room, or any space. Then click '+ Add reference photo' and upload the furniture photo. The tool requires both: your room photo establishes the space, and the reference furniture photo tells the AI what specific piece to place.

   Expect: Accepts JPG, PNG, WebP up to 7MB. Room photos with clear floor visibility give the most accurate furniture placement.
2. 2

   Specify the room area and placement

   Describe where in the room the furniture should go: 'add this sofa to the living area, against the wall opposite the windows' or 'place this dining table in the center of the dining area.' Naming the room area and a spatial anchor (wall, window, fireplace) gives the AI clear context.

   Tip: For open-plan spaces, specifying the zone — 'living area,' 'dining zone,' 'study corner' — helps the AI place furniture in the right section of the room.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Living room sofa placement add this sofa from the reference image to the living area against the main wall, facing toward the center of the room with a coffee table in front

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   Bedroom furniture add this bed from the reference photo to the bedroom area centered on the main wall with the headboard against it, nightstands on each side

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   Dining room set add this dining table and chairs from the reference image centered in the dining area directly below the pendant light

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   Home office corner add this desk from the reference photo to the home office area, positioned in the corner to the left of the window so the seated view faces the room

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   2 more prompts

   Open-plan living and dining add this sectional sofa from the reference to the living area of this open-plan room, with the sofa defining the boundary between the living and dining zones

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   Nursery or kids room add this crib from the reference photo to the nursery room area, positioned against the wall away from the window to avoid direct light, with a side table for the baby monitor

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3. 3

   Review scale and lighting match

   Check that the furniture fills the room appropriately, shadows fall in the same direction as the room's natural light, and pieces sit flush on the floor. A well-staged room photo looks like it was photographed with the furniture already there.