Virtually Declutter Real Estate Photos
You choose what to remove. The tool does not automatically clear the entire room.
Magic Eraser
Select the clutter you want removed and refine the mask before editing.
Recommended for listing photos because you control the exact removal area.
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Recent Sessions
Prepare a cleaner listing photo by selecting the movable clutter you want removed. Use the precise eraser to mark boxes, clothing, toys, or loose items, then review the reconstructed area while keeping the rest of the room in view.
SELECT WHAT CHANGES
A More Controlled Way to Tidy Listing Photos
Everyday clutter can distract from a room's layout in a property photo. Select the boxes, laundry, toys, or loose belongings you want removed, and the editor generates a plausible fill for the area they covered.
The precise workflow uses the existing mask-based eraser. You can refine the selection before submitting, which helps keep nearby furniture and fixed room details out of the edit. Results still need your review, especially around floor patterns, furniture edges, and shadows.
Choose the objects. Review the edit. Keep the original for reference.
Use Editing to Tidy, Not to Hide Property Conditions
This workflow is intended for removable belongings such as boxes, clothing, toys, and loose household items. It should not be used to conceal cracks, stains, mold, water damage, structural issues, or other material property defects.
AI generates new pixels in the selected area; it cannot recover the exact background that was hidden. Review the result for accuracy and follow applicable listing platform, MLS, and local disclosure rules before publishing an edited property photo. Keep the original image available.
Clutter You Can Select for Removal
Moving Boxes
Laundry and Clothing
Kitchen Counter Items
Toys and Loose Belongings
Small Room Distractions
Mask Refinement
How to Virtually Declutter Real Estate Photos
Upload a Property Photo
Select the Movable Clutter
Generate the Cleanup
Review Before Sharing
Choose How to Remove Clutter
| Quick Remove | Magic Eraser |
|---|---|
| Describe an isolated item in a short text prompt. | Select the exact object area with Smart Select or a brush. |
| Useful when the item is easy to identify in words. | Useful when you want direct control over what is edited. |
| The model interprets the prompt across the image. | The selected mask defines the edit area. |
| Review the full photo for unintended changes. | Review mask edges and the reconstructed area. |
For listing photos, start with Magic Eraser so you can choose the specific clutter to edit.
For Property Photos That Need a Small Cleanup
Room Listing Photos
Rental Property Images
Agent Photo Review
Tips for Cleaner Listing Photos
- Select only the removable belongings you want gone; leave fixed fixtures and permanent room features unmasked.
- Keep the selection close to the item's outline, then inspect edges before submitting.
- Avoid including nearby furniture, wall corners, door frames, or floor boundaries in the mask.
- Use a well-lit original with enough visible background around the object to guide reconstruction.
- Review floor lines, tile patterns, furniture edges, and shadows at full size.
- Retain the original photo and follow local and listing-platform rules for edited images.
Editing Mistakes to Avoid
Selecting Too Much of the Room
A broad mask can affect nearby floors, furniture, or walls. Select the specific movable items you want removed.
Including Fixed Features
Keep doors, windows, built-in cabinets, fixtures, and permanent furniture outside the mask unless they are intentionally being edited.
Skipping the Final Review
Generated areas can contain imperfect textures or edges. Inspect the image at full size before using it in a listing.
Editing Material Defects
Do not use clutter removal to conceal property damage or conditions that should be disclosed.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I virtually declutter a real estate photo?
Upload the photo, select movable clutter with the Magic Eraser, refine the mask, and run the edit. Review the reconstructed area against the original before sharing.
Does this page automatically remove every item in a room?
No. Magic Eraser is the default so you choose which areas to edit. Quick Remove is available for a text-described item, but it does not automatically decide what counts as clutter.
Which objects can I remove?
You can select movable belongings such as boxes, clothing, toys, laundry, or loose counter items. Results depend on the image and the surrounding visible details.
Will the room structure and perspective stay the same?
The workflow edits the selected area and is designed to leave the rest of the image available as context. AI results are not guaranteed to preserve every edge or detail, so review walls, corners, doors, windows, floors, and perspective.
Can I keep furniture while removing clutter nearby?
Yes. Refine the mask to include only the item you want removed and keep furniture outside it. Check close edges carefully because selections that overlap furniture can affect the result.
Can I remove stains, cracks, mold, or water damage?
This page is for removable clutter, not concealing material property conditions. Do not use it to hide defects or damage in listing photos.
Does the AI recover the exact floor or wall behind an object?
No. The selected area may have been hidden in the original. AI generates a plausible fill from visible context rather than restoring the exact unseen pixels.
Can I remove several objects in one edit?
You can select multiple areas in the existing mask editor before submitting one request. Review the combined mask to ensure it does not include nearby fixtures or room features.
What is the difference between Magic Eraser and Quick Remove?
Magic Eraser lets you select and refine a mask, and it is the default for this page. Quick Remove uses a text description and is available as an alternate mode.
How many credits does an edit cost?
The workspace uses the existing Remove Unwanted pricing and displays the applicable cost for the selected mode before you run it. The charge is handled by the current code configuration.
Can I use an edited photo in a property listing?
Requirements vary by MLS, platform, and location. Keep the original and check the rules that apply to your listing; disclose edits when required.
Does it add a virtual staging or furnishing workflow?
No. This page reuses the existing object-removal editor to remove selected clutter. It does not add furniture, redesign a room, or create a separate staging pipeline.
SELECTIVE PHOTO CLEANUP
Choose the Clutter You Want to Remove
Upload a property photo, select movable items with the precise eraser, and review the generated result before you use it.
Start With a Property PhotoKeep the original and follow applicable disclosure rules.
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