How to Use the Staging Tool

10 credits per generation. Credits are only charged for a successful generation — if a job fails, they are refunded automatically. See credits and billing for what each plan includes.

1. Upload a render or photo of an empty (or mostly empty) interior space.
2. Pick the Room Type (Living Room, Bedroom, Kitchen, Office, etc.).
3. Choose a Room Style (Modern, Scandinavian, Industrial, Japandi, etc.).
4. Set the Color Palette (Neutral, Warm, Cool, Bold).
5. Choose Furniture Density (Minimalist, Balanced, Fully Furnished, Cozy).
6. Optionally add a prompt for specific pieces or moods you want.
7. Click Stage. Costs 10 credits.
8. The architecture stays exactly the same — only furniture and decor are added.

• Staging is interior-only. For exterior staging (landscaping, cars in driveway), use Render or Edit instead.
• Try the same room with multiple density settings to appeal to different buyer personas.
• Bold color palettes pop in marketing photos but can date faster — go Neutral for timeless listings.
• If a piece looks out of scale, re-stage with a denser furniture setting to add context.
• The 'Minimalist' density is great for modern listings; 'Cozy/Layered' for traditional family homes.

Copy any of these straight into the prompt box, then swap in the materials and setting for your own project.

• Modern living room with a low-slung gray sectional sofa, walnut coffee table, floor lamp, and a large abstract art piece
• Scandinavian bedroom with a low platform bed, neutral linen bedding, wool throw, sheepskin rug, and a small wooden nightstand
• Industrial kitchen with matte black bar stools at the island, vintage Edison pendant lights, exposed shelving with ceramic dishware
• Japandi-style office with a light oak desk, ergonomic chair, ceramic vase, single trailing plant, soft natural light
• Mid-century modern dining room with walnut table, eight upholstered chairs, sputnik chandelier, sideboard with bar accessories
• Cozy reading nook with a leather club chair, brass floor lamp, small side table with a stack of books, woven throw blanket
• Minimalist primary bedroom: low platform bed, no headboard, two simple bedside tables with matching reading lamps, neutral colors
• Family-friendly living room with sectional couch, large soft area rug, kids toy basket, family photos on the wall, throw pillows
• Luxury hotel-style bedroom with king bed, layered crisp linens, velvet bench at foot, dual sconces, framed art above the bed
• Boho-style living room with rattan furniture, layered Moroccan rugs, hanging macramé wall art, abundant trailing plants, woven baskets
• Coastal beach-house living room with white slipcovered sofa, jute rug, woven pendant light, ocean-themed art, soft blue accents
• Mountain-cabin great room with leather sofa, plaid wool throws, stone fireplace mantle accessories, antler decor, warm Edison lighting

• Render — Turn a sketch, CAD export, or 3D model screenshot into a photorealistic image.
• Edit — Mark up part of a render and describe the change you want.
• Photo Edit — Make the same targeted edits on real photographs instead of renders.
• Enhance — Upscale a render to higher resolution with sharper detail.
• Video — Animate a still render into a short cinematic walkthrough.