Toriva
Photo editing

AI real estate photo editing for the whole shoot

RAW brackets merged into HDR, free. Skies, windows, lawns, clutter, twilight and staging on one credit list — in the browser, at the resolution you uploaded.

  • Upload the whole shoot at once
  • RAW brackets merged into HDR, free
  • Full-resolution JPEG or PNG back, metadata intact
The same house under a blue sky with light clouds, every branch along the skyline intact
A two-storey grey house with trees either side, under a flat white overcast sky
BeforeAfter

Upload. Edit. Deliver. Nothing to install

Step 01

Upload the shoot

Step 02

Pick the edits

Step 03

Download & deliver

Every edit a listing needs

The same house under a blue sky with light clouds, every branch along the skyline intact
A two-storey grey house with trees either side, under a flat white overcast sky
BeforeAfter

Sky replacement

Swap a grey or blown-out sky for a clean blue one. Only sky pixels move, so rooflines, branches and window reflections keep the detail you shot.

How sky replacement works
The same house at twilight: a pink and blue dusk sky, every window and porch light glowing
A white modern farmhouse photographed mid-afternoon under a plain blue sky, lights off
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Virtual twilight

Relight a daytime exterior into the dusk hero shot agents put first — sky, windows and exterior lights together, not a sunset pasted behind the house.

How virtual twilight works
The same kitchen with the island and the floor cleared; cabinets, stools, appliances and the sofa beyond are unchanged
An open kitchen with a moving box, mail, mugs and a grocery bag on the island, a jacket on a stool, and a laundry basket, shoes, toys and a trash bag on the floor
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Declutter

Clear mail, cables, bins, toys and countertop mess out of a room while the furniture stays exactly where it is.

How declutter works
The same room virtually staged with a sectional sofa, rug, coffee table and artwork
An empty living room with bare walls and a wood floor
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Virtual staging

Furnish an empty room, restyle a furnished one, or clear it out entirely. The same sofa stays the same sofa across three angles of the same room.

How virtual staging works
The same room with the view through the windows recovered: fence, shrubs, trees and a blue sky
A living room where two large picture windows are blown out, the garden outside washed to near white
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Window pull

Recover the view through blown-out glass at three strengths, so you can stop short of the HDR look or go all the way to a real view.

How window pull works
The same exterior with the lawn green and even, the driveway and path edges untouched
A house exterior with a brown, patchy front lawn full of weeds
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Lawn repair

Turn a patchy brown lawn green and freshly mown. The grass ends where it ended in the photo — nothing creeps onto the path, the beds or the gravel.

How lawn repair works
The same fireplace lit with a gas-log fire, the black brick firebox glowing warm around it
A living room fireplace with a cold, empty black firebox
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Fireplace

Light the firebox and only the firebox. The fire, the lit brick and the ember bed are painted inside the opening; the surround and mantel stay exactly as photographed.

How fireplace works
The same TV showing a mountain lake at sunrise, the reflection gone and the rest of the room untouched
A wall-mounted TV in a living room, its black screen reflecting the windows opposite and the photographer’s tripod
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TV screens

Replace what is on the TV, or reflected in it, with a clean black panel or a calm picture. It is fitted to the screen at any angle, and whatever stands in front of the TV stays.

How TV screens work
The same house with the verticals straightened so the walls and door frame stand up
A two-storey house shot from low down, its walls leaning inward
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Perspective fix

Straighten leaning walls and door frames so a photo stops reading as amateur. Run it across the whole shoot at once, not frame by frame.

How perspective fix works

One credit list, no per-photo minimums

  • HDR bracket merge
    RAW brackets merged into one photo, on every plan.
    Free
  • Sky replacement, window pull, lawn, fireplace, TV screens, perspective
    Per photo. Combine any of these on one photo and it is still one charge; fireplace and TV screens are add-ons at 1 credit each.
    1 credit
  • Declutter
    Clutter found and removed; only those spots are repainted.
    2 credits
  • Twilight and golden hour
    Full day-to-dusk relight.
    3 credits
  • Virtual staging
    Per room, any style, layout kept or changed.
    3 credits
  • AI video scene
    Per animated scene in a listing video.
    5 credits

Built to survive a real delivery

Built for the whole shoot

Upload every photo from a listing at once, RAW brackets included. Each set is merged into one HDR frame, free, and the per-photo edits run across the shoot rather than one frame at a time.

Nothing to install

It runs in the browser. No plugin, no desktop app, no licence to move between machines when you switch laptops mid-season.

You keep the file you shot

Exports come back at the resolution you uploaded, with EXIF, XMP and ICC carried through at 300 dpi. The photo you deliver has everything the photo you shot had.

Only what you asked for changes

A sky edit touches sky pixels, the fireplace tool paints inside the firebox, the TV tool inside the screen. The rest of the frame keeps the pixels you shot.

Charged once per photo

A job is charged at its most expensive edit, not per tool. A sky replacement and a declutter on the same frame is a single 2-credit job.

Credits roll over

Quiet month? Unused plan credits carry over for up to 3 months while you stay subscribed — real estate has a slow winter and the plan should not punish it.

Questions about
photo editing

  • What does it cost?
    Credits. A photo enhancement is 1 credit, declutter is 2, twilight and virtual staging are 3 each, and an AI-animated video scene is 5. The base colour grade is free on every photo. Plans are Starter at $15 a month for 30 credits, Plus at $49 for 150, and Ultra at $129 for 400.
  • What is the smallest plan I can start on?
    Starter at $15 a month for 30 credits — 30 photo edits, or 10 staged rooms and twilights. Enough for a few listings a month. You can move up at any point, or cancel and keep using the credits in your balance until the end of the period you have paid for.
  • Do I need editing skills?
    No. It runs in the browser with nothing to install and no timeline to learn. Upload a shoot, pick the edits, download the results.
  • Will the edits look fake?
    Sky replacement only touches sky pixels, so rooflines, branches and reflections keep their detail. Window pull has three strengths so you can stop short of the HDR look. Lawn repair will not paint grass onto a driveway, and it cannot invent a lawn on bare dirt.
  • What do I get back, and do I keep the resolution?
    Full-resolution JPEG or PNG, with no watermark on paid output. EXIF, XMP and ICC data are carried through to the downloaded file at 300 dpi, so the photo you deliver still has everything the photo you shot had.
  • Can I disclose that a photo was altered?
    Yes. Edits that composite new content into a frame — virtual staging, declutter, fireplace — can be exported with a "virtually staged" or "digitally altered" stamp in the corner, which several MLS markets require.
  • What styles can virtual staging do?
    Traditional, Modern, Farmhouse, Luxury, Coastal, Scandinavian, Midcentury, Bohemian. You can furnish an empty room, restyle a furnished one while keeping the layout, or clear it out entirely. Furniture stays consistent across several angles of the same room.
  • What happens to credits I do not use?
    Unused plan credits roll over for up to 3 months while you stay subscribed. If you run out mid-shoot, you can move up a plan at any point.
  • Is it only for agents?
    It is built for real estate photographers first — the people finishing twenty or forty photos after every shoot. Agents, brokerages and marketing teams use it too, usually for staging, twilight and listing videos rather than whole-shoot editing.

Run one real shoot through the lot

A grade, the skies, a couple of window pulls and one twilight hero — on your own photos, at full resolution.