AI Real Estate Before & After Slider

How it works

1. 1

   Upload your property photo

   Drop your listing photo into EditThisPic — wide-angle room shots, exterior facade photos, or dated kitchen/bathroom photos all work well. JPG, PNG, or WebP up to 7MB. The cleaner the original shot, the more compelling the transformation.

   Expect: Simple transformations (virtual staging an empty room): 30-45 seconds. Complex renovations (full kitchen remodel visualization): 45-90 seconds and may benefit from one refinement pass.
2. 2

   Describe the transformation you want

   Type what you want the 'after' to show: 'virtually stage this empty living room with a neutral modern sofa, coffee table, and area rug' or 'renovate this dated kitchen with white shaker cabinets and quartz countertops.' Be specific about the style, materials, and color palette. No marking required — the AI understands room zones.

   Tip: Name the target buyer demographic in your prompt: 'stage for young professionals' or 'family-friendly staged living room.' This anchors the furniture selection and staging style to the intended audience.

   Copy one of these to get started:

   Virtual staging — empty living room virtually stage this empty living room with a neutral modern sectional sofa, a light oak coffee table, a woven area rug, and minimal accent decor; keep all windows, flooring, and walls unchanged

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   Kitchen renovation visualization renovate this kitchen with white shaker cabinets, quartz countertops in light grey, stainless steel appliances, and under-cabinet lighting; preserve the layout and window positions exactly

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   Exterior curb appeal — fresh paint and landscaping update this home exterior with fresh white paint on the facade, a charcoal grey front door, trimmed green hedges flanking the entry path, and clean mulched flower beds; keep the roof and driveway unchanged

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   Vacant bedroom — staged for listing stage this empty bedroom with a queen platform bed with grey linen bedding, two matching bedside tables with lamps, and a light-toned area rug; warm neutral color palette suitable for a property listing

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   Dated bathroom — modern renovation renovate this bathroom with a white subway tile surround, a modern matte black faucet and fixtures, a frameless glass shower door, and bright overhead lighting; keep the same footprint and door position

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   Property flip — before/after renovation reveal show this room after a full renovation: refinished hardwood floors, freshly painted walls in warm white, updated recessed lighting, and modern trim work; preserve the room dimensions and window count

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   Luxury staging — high-end buyer market stage this living room for a luxury buyer: a low-profile cream linen sofa, a marble-top coffee table, statement floor lamp, abstract wall art, and fresh flowers on the side table; upscale but understated aesthetic

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   Outdoor space — deck or patio staging stage this empty deck with a teak outdoor dining set for four, string lights overhead, potted plants at the corners, and a clean outdoor rug under the table; maintain the existing railing and yard view

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3. 3

   Review the transformation at full resolution

   Zoom to 100% on key areas: furniture-to-floor transitions, wall-to-ceiling corners, and window light consistency. The staged elements should cast natural shadows matching the original photo's light source. Download and view at full size before sharing with clients or adding to a listing.

4. 4

   Refine specific areas with markers if needed

   If a furniture item clips a wall edge or the floor transition looks off, tap a marker directly on that area and regenerate with a focused instruction like 'fix the sofa edge where it meets the baseboard.' This is optional — most room transformations work without markers.

   Tip: Markers work best for fixing one specific boundary. Don't place markers all over the room — the AI handles zone detection automatically for all unmarked areas.
5. 5

   Download and use in your listing or pitch

   The result is a single high-resolution image showing the transformed state. Use it alongside the original photo in your MLS listing, slide deck, or social post to create the before/after narrative. Most agents pair both photos in a carousel post or embed a side-by-side in their property marketing PDF.