AI Home Decor Photo Editor for Facebook Marketplace
Make your wall art, lamps, and decor look styled without a professional staging.
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"Had a gorgeous vintage mirror but every photo showed our cluttered hallway. Blurred the background and the mirror popped. Sold for $75 more than I expected." @DecorFlip
Built for Home Decor Sellers on Marketplace
Home decor buyers are driven by aesthetics. They need to envision the piece in their own space, which is hard when your room's style dominates the photo. EditThisPic isolates decor items visually so buyers see the piece, not your house.
Tools for Home Decor Photos
Blur Background
Isolate decor items from busy rooms
Replace Background
Place items on clean white or neutral backdrops
Enhance Lighting
Brighten colors and details on decorative pieces
Remove Object
Remove cords, outlets, and nearby clutter
Fix Color
Show true colors of fabrics, paints, and materials
How to AI Home Decor Photo Editor for Facebook Marketplace
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Photograph the decor item
Get close enough that the item fills most of the frame. For wall art, shoot straight on. For lamps and vases, shoot at item height. Use natural light near a window when possible.
Background cleanup: 15-25 seconds.Natural window light brings out true colors in textiles, ceramics, and artwork. -
Upload and describe fixes
Upload to EditThisPic: 'blur the background and brighten the colors' or 'replace background with white and remove the cord.'
For smaller decor items, white background works great. For larger pieces, blur keeps room context. -
Check colors and details
Verify colors match the real item. Decorative pieces sell on looks, so accuracy matters. Check that textures, patterns, and finishes are visible.
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Add scale reference and post
Include a photo showing size context (next to something recognizable) plus close-ups of texture or detail. Upload all to your listing.
Mention dimensions in your listing - decor items in photos can look any size without reference.
Copy-Paste Prompts for Home Decor Photos
blur the wall and surrounding area, keep the artwork sharp, make it look like a gallery display
Blurred surroundings make wall art look gallery-worthy
remove the power cord and outlet, blur the room behind, make the lamp the focal point with warm lighting
Cord removal is one of the most impactful edits for lamp listings
replace the floor with a clean light hardwood, blur the room around the rug, show the full rug pattern clearly
A clean floor makes rug colors and patterns stand out dramatically
blur the reflection in the mirror to hide the room details, keep the mirror frame sharp and detailed
Mirror reflections are the biggest challenge - blurred reflection beats messy room every time
Show 4 more prompts
replace background with white, keep the vase detailed with visible texture, add subtle shadow underneath
White backgrounds work perfectly for small decor items like vases and figurines
remove the glare and reflection from the glass frame, show the print clearly without interference
Glass glare is the most common issue with framed art photos
blur the couch and room, focus on the throw pillows, make colors vibrant and patterns visible
Isolating pillows from the couch context helps buyers envision them anywhere
replace background with clean dark backdrop, arrange lighting to show the metalwork detail, add warm atmosphere
Dark backgrounds make metallic and glass items look high-end
| Edit Type | Prompt | Time | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blur busy room | blur background, keep item sharp |
15s | Try This → |
| White background | replace with white, add shadow |
25s | Try This → |
| Remove cords | remove cord and outlet |
20s | Try This → |
| Fix glass glare | remove glare from glass frame |
20s | Try This → |
Real Examples
Vintage mirror in hallway
Gorgeous vintage mirror but every photo shows the cluttered hallway with coat hooks and shoes.
blur the hallway background, keep the mirror frame sharp, soften the reflection to hide the mess showing in it
Table lamp with cord mess
Selling a designer table lamp but the photo shows the cord, power strip, and cluttered nightstand.
remove the cord, power strip, and nightstand clutter, blur the room behind, make the lamp look styled
Area rug under furniture
Beautiful Persian rug but furniture legs, pet toys, and dust bunnies are all visible on it.
remove the furniture legs and items sitting on the rug, show the full rug pattern, brighten the colors
When Things Go Wrong
Fabric colors look different after editing
Why: Color correction can shift subtle tones in textiles, especially warm neutrals.
fix the lighting but keep the fabric colors exactly as the original, especially the warm tones
Fabrics are notoriously hard to color-match in photos - always compare to the real item.
Glass or mirror reflection removal looks unnatural
Why: The AI guesses what's behind the reflection, which may not match reality.
Blurring reflections often looks more natural than full removal for mirrors and glass.
Pattern detail lost in small items
Why: Background replacement or heavy editing can soften fine patterns.
For patterned items, mention 'keep pattern sharp' in your prompt.
Metallic finish looks flat
Why: Lighting changes can remove the highlights that make metal look reflective.
Metal needs bright spots to look metallic - mention the material in prompts.
Frequently Asked Questions
What background works best for home decor items?
White or light gray for small items like vases and figurines. Blur for larger pieces like mirrors and lamps where room context helps. Dark backgrounds for metallic or glass items that sparkle.
How do I photograph wall art still hanging on the wall?
Shoot straight on at the center of the art, avoid angles. Use natural light from the side to avoid flash glare on glass frames. EditThisPic can blur the surrounding wall and remove scuff marks.
Should I style the decor item before photographing?
A minimal setup helps, but EditThisPic can clean up most issues. Remove obvious clutter around the item, but don't spend an hour staging - the AI handles backgrounds and lighting.
Is there a free home decor photo editor?
Yes, EditThisPic is free to try with no signup or watermarks. Perfect for making decor listings look styled and professional.
How do I show the true size of decor items?
Include dimensions in your listing text and take one photo with a common reference object nearby. EditThisPic can edit your main styled photo separately from your scale reference photo.
Can I facebook marketplace home decor on my phone?
Yes. EditThisPic works in any mobile browser — iPhone, Android, tablet. No app download needed.
What photo formats does the AI home decor photo editor for facebook marketplace support?
JPG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC. Upload any common photo format and EditThisPic handles the rest.
How long does it take to facebook marketplace home decor?
Usually 15-30 seconds. Upload your photo, describe what you want, and the AI delivers the result.
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