Remove furniture from a photo with AI — see the room empty

It takes a photo of a furnished room and returns the same room empty. The AI removes sofas, tables, beds, rugs, lamps, art and clutter, then reconstructs the floor and walls that were hidden behind them. The AI keeps your layout, walls, flooring, windows, doors and built-in fixtures.

Yes — try it free with a photo of your room, no credit card needed. After that, a one-time credit pack (from $14.99 for 30 designs) removes the watermark and unlocks custom instructions and commercial use. No subscription, and credits never expire.

Three common reasons. Sellers and agents use it to clear a lived-in listing before virtual staging, so buyers see clean, neutral rooms. Renovators use it to plan a new layout without the old furniture in the way. And anyone moving in or redecorating uses it to see the space they're actually working with — the real floor, wall lengths and window positions — before choosing anything new.

Yes, in one step. After the empty room is generated, choose Stage this empty room and the AI furnishes it in the style you pick — modern, coastal, farmhouse, Scandinavian and more. Remove, then stage, is the standard way to turn a lived-in listing photo into a clean staged one.

Yes. Remove furniture keeps your layout, walls, flooring, windows, doors, trim and ceiling fixtures — it changes only the loose contents of the room, and the AI fills in the surfaces the furniture was hiding to match what's around them. The room's size and the camera angle don't change.

No. Built-in cabinetry, radiators, fireplaces, ceiling lights and other fixed parts of the room are treated as part of the room and left alone. Only loose furniture, rugs, lamps, decor and clutter are removed. If you want to change a built-in element, use Change one area and describe it instead.

A well-lit, straight-on photo taken from a doorway or corner, with the floor and the full height of the walls in view. Good daylight helps the AI reconstruct the surfaces behind the furniture. For the cleanest result, use a bright, level photo and avoid heavy shadows or extreme wide-angle shots when you can.

Redesign restyles a furnished room — it swaps the existing furniture and finishes for a new look. Virtual staging starts from an empty room and adds furniture. Remove furniture is the step in between: it takes furniture away and gives you the empty room, either as the end result or as the clean starting point for staging.

Yes, and many agents do, usually as the first step before virtual staging. Any credit pack includes commercial usage rights. Most MLSs require digitally altered photos to be labeled — for example as virtually staged or digitally edited — so check your local rules and label the image. Never use editing to hide a defect or misrepresent the property.

Yes. With any credit pack, one credit upscales a result to 4K — sharp enough for listing sites, print flyers and floor-plan work — and every download is watermark-free.

Your photos stay private and are never used to train AI models. They're stored only so you can revisit your results, and you can delete them any time from your gallery or by deleting your account.