AI Apartment Photo Editor

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your apartment photo

   Upload any apartment photo—living rooms, bedrooms, kitchens, or bathrooms. Works with tenant-occupied spaces, empty units, or professionally staged apartments. Any photo format works.

   Expect: Simple edits like brightening: 15-20 seconds. Complex edits like removing furniture and restaging: 40-60 seconds and may need refinement.
2. 2

   Describe your edit

   This is the key step. Type what you want to edit: 'remove the furniture and make it look empty', 'brighten this room and enhance colors', or 'replace the tenant's sofa with a modern one'. Be specific about what changes you want. No marking needed—just describe naturally.

   Tip: Combine multiple edits in one instruction: 'remove clutter, brighten lighting, and make walls look freshly painted' works perfectly.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Remove tenant belongings Remove all the furniture and personal items from this room to show the empty apartment space

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   Virtual staging for rentals Add modern furniture to this empty apartment room—a sofa, coffee table, and area rug for a living room setup

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   Brighten dark apartment photos Brighten this apartment room and improve the lighting to make it look more inviting and spacious

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   Clean up cluttered space Remove the clutter from this room and make it look clean, organized, and move-in ready

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   Upgrade kitchen appeal Edit this kitchen to look modern—update the appliances to stainless steel and make countertops look like granite

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   Fix wall imperfections Remove scuff marks and imperfections from the walls to make them look freshly painted

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   Enhance bathroom appeal Brighten this bathroom, make the tiles sparkle, and ensure fixtures look clean and modern

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   Show empty bedroom potential Remove all furniture from this bedroom and show the empty space with bright, even lighting

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3. 3

   Review the edited photo

   Check that the edits look natural. Zoom in on edited areas to verify realistic blending, check lighting consistency, and ensure the space looks professionally presented. The edit should enhance the apartment's appeal authentically.

4. 4

   Refine with markers if needed

   Optional refinement step. If you want to edit just a specific item or area—like removing only one piece of furniture or brightening just the kitchen counter—add a marker to that spot and describe the targeted edit. Most full-room edits work without markers.

   Tip: Markers are for precision when you have multiple similar objects and need to edit just one specifically.