AI Facebook Marketplace Rental Property Photo Editor
Make your rental look move-in ready, even when the last tenant just moved out.
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"Was struggling to rent out a basement apartment. The photos looked dark and cramped. Quick lighting fixes made it look twice the size. Had 15 inquiries in the first day." @LandlordWins
Built for Rental Property Listings on Facebook Marketplace
Rental listings compete for attention on Facebook Marketplace just like anything else. Renters scrolling through dozens of listings will skip dark, cluttered photos and stop on bright, well-lit ones. You don't need professional real estate photography for a Marketplace rental post - EditThisPic brightens rooms, fixes lighting, and makes spaces look their best in 30 seconds per photo.
Tools for Rental Property Photos
Enhance Lighting
Brighten dark rooms and fix yellow overhead lighting
Change Background
Replace view through windows or change wall colors
Remove Object
Remove previous tenant's items or temporary clutter
Fix Color
Fix yellow or blue color casts from different bulbs
Remove Shadow
Eliminate dark corners and harsh shadows
How to AI Facebook Marketplace Rental Property Photo Editor
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Photograph each room
Shoot from doorways and corners to capture the full room. Open all curtains and blinds for natural light. Turn on all lights. Take horizontal (landscape) photos for rooms and vertical (portrait) for narrow spaces like bathrooms.
Lighting enhancement: 20 seconds. Object removal: 20-25 seconds.Shoot during mid-morning to mid-afternoon for the best natural light through windows. -
Describe what needs fixing
Upload to EditThisPic and type: 'brighten the room and make it look spacious and inviting' or 'fix the yellow lighting and remove the clutter on the counter.'
For dark rooms: 'dramatically brighten the room, make it look like a sunny day with windows open' -
Keep it honest
Check that the room looks accurate in terms of size and features. Brightening and decluttering is fine, but don't make a dark basement look like a penthouse. Renters will visit in person.
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Download and list
Download edited photos. Include every room, the kitchen, bathroom, any outdoor space, and the building exterior. Complete photo coverage reduces 'can I see more photos?' messages.
Edit your best 5-8 room photos. Lead with the brightest, most spacious-looking room.
Copy-Paste Prompts for Rental Property Photos
dramatically brighten this room, fix the yellow overhead lighting, make the space look airy and welcoming with natural-looking light
Brightening is the single most impactful edit for rental photos - dark rooms look small and depressing
remove the old furniture and personal items, show the room as a clean empty space ready for a new tenant
Empty rooms help renters visualize their own furniture - remove the previous tenant's stuff
brighten the bathroom, make the tiles and fixtures look clean and well-maintained, fix any yellow or blue lighting
Clean, bright bathrooms are a top priority for renters - nail this photo
brighten the kitchen, make the countertops and appliances look clean, fix the harsh overhead lighting, make it look functional and inviting
Focus on making the kitchen look clean and well-maintained rather than trying to modernize it
Show 4 more prompts
brighten the empty room, make the walls look freshly painted, enhance the natural light from windows
Empty rooms are fine for rentals - just make them look clean and bright
significantly brighten this room, warm up the cool basement lighting, make it look cozy and well-lit
Basements need the most lighting help - be aggressive with brightening requests
enhance the exterior photo, brighten the building facade, make the entrance look clean and welcoming
Curb appeal matters even for rentals - a bright, clean exterior photo sets expectations
brighten the room to look like it's a sunny day, enhance the light from the windows, warm up the colors slightly
Overcast-day photos can look depressing - adding warmth and brightness transforms the mood
| Edit Type | Prompt | Time | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brighten dark room | dramatically brighten, fix yellow light |
20s | Try This → |
| Remove tenant clutter | remove clutter, show empty room |
25s | Try This → |
| Fix bathroom lighting | brighten, make tiles look clean |
20s | Try This → |
| Warm up cold room | warm up lighting, make inviting |
15s | Try This → |
Real Examples
Dark living room with yellow lighting
Renting out an apartment but the living room photos look dark and dingy due to overhead fluorescent lighting.
dramatically brighten this room, fix the yellow fluorescent lighting, make it look bright and inviting like a sunny apartment
Bedroom with tenant clutter
Need to list the rental but the current tenant hasn't moved out yet and the bedroom is cluttered.
remove the personal items and clutter, show the room as clean and empty, brighten the lighting
Cramped bathroom
The bathroom is small but functional - photos make it look tiny and dark.
brighten the bathroom significantly, make tiles and fixtures look clean and white, fix the harsh overhead light shadow
When Things Go Wrong
Room looks unrealistically bright after editing
Why: Over-brightening can make rooms look unnatural and set false expectations for viewers.
brighten the room moderately to look like a well-lit day, keep it looking natural and realistic
The goal is 'bright afternoon' not 'studio lights.' Keep some natural shadow for depth.
Wall color looks wrong after lighting fix
Why: Removing a yellow color cast can shift wall colors, making beige look gray or warm white look blue.
fix the lighting but keep the wall color accurate, the walls are actually light beige
Mention the actual wall color in your prompt so the AI knows what to preserve.
Clutter removal left weird patches on walls or floor
Why: The AI filled in where removed objects were, but the texture or color doesn't match perfectly.
Tap markers on the patchy areas, then: make these areas match the surrounding wall/floor naturally
Remove fewer objects at once for cleaner results. Big removals may take 2-3 iterations.
Windows appear blown out (pure white) after brightening
Why: Brightening the room made the already-bright windows lose all detail and look like white rectangles.
brighten the room but keep the windows showing some view or sky, don't blow them out to pure white
Take photos with windows behind you rather than facing them for better exposure balance.
Room still looks small after editing
Why: Lighting and color fixes help but can't change the physical geometry captured by the camera.
brighten all corners evenly, the room should feel open and airy, remove any dark shadows in corners
Shoot from doorways at chest height for the most spacious perspective. Avoid shooting into corners.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is it okay to brighten rental photos? Won't renters be disappointed?
Brightening photos to match how the room looks on a sunny day is perfectly fine and expected. The room really does look that good when natural light is optimal. Just don't make a windowless basement look like a sunlit loft. The goal is to show the space at its best, not misrepresent it.
Should I photograph before or after the previous tenant moves out?
After is ideal, but if you need to list early, photograph around the tenant's stuff and use EditThisPic to remove clutter. Ask the tenant for a window of 20 minutes to take photos with their cooperation. If that's not possible, edit out what you can.
How many photos should a rental listing have?
Include every room: living room, bedroom(s), kitchen, bathroom(s), any storage or closets, and the building exterior. 8-12 photos is the sweet spot. Renters who can see everything are more likely to schedule a viewing.
Can I use virtual staging for empty rooms?
EditThisPic can brighten and enhance empty rooms to look their best. For full virtual staging (adding furniture to empty rooms), mention 'add a simple modern couch and coffee table' in your prompt. Keep it minimal - renters will bring their own furniture.
Is there a free rental photo editor for Marketplace?
Yes, EditThisPic is free to try with no signup required. Upload your room photos, describe what needs fixing, and download the results. No watermarks.
How do I make a small space look bigger in photos?
Shoot from doorways or corners to capture the full room. Use landscape orientation. Open all curtains. Then ask EditThisPic to 'brighten the room evenly, especially the corners, make it feel open and airy.' Bright, evenly lit rooms always look bigger than dark ones.
Can I facebook marketplace rental property on my phone?
Yes. EditThisPic works in any mobile browser — iPhone, Android, tablet. No app download needed.
What photo formats does the AI facebook marketplace rental property photo editor support?
JPG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC. Upload any common photo format and EditThisPic handles the rest.
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