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Photo editing · Declutter

Remove the clutter the seller left behind

Papers on the counter, a bin by the door, shampoo on the bath, magnets on the fridge. The small things that make a good room look lived-in, taken out while the furniture stays exactly where it is.

  • 2 credits per photo
  • Furniture and decor stay put — this is not a staging tool
  • Finds nothing to fix? The run ends as a no-op and the credits are refunded automatically.
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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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What the tool actually does

It finds the clutter first

The photo is read for the specific items worth removing before anything is repainted. That is why the furniture survives: the tool is working from a list of objects it identified, not repainting the room from scratch.

Only the cleared area is repainted

The model renders the whole frame at 2K so it can see what belongs behind each object, but only the cleared spots are kept and composited back into your photo. Everything else keeps the detail you shot.

A clean room is left alone

If nothing worth removing is found, the run ends without touching the photo, and the credits are refunded to your balance automatically. A tidy room never costs anything.

What declutter will not do

  • It removes clutter, not furniture. To empty a room entirely, use the Empty Room mode in virtual staging.
  • Large objects in front of complex backgrounds are the hardest case and will not always come out cleanly.
  • It will not reorganise a room. Things are taken away, not moved.

Questions about
declutter

  • What counts as clutter?
    Papers, cables, toiletries, countertop mess, fridge magnets, shoes, toys, bins and stray towels. Furniture, artwork and decor are left alone deliberately.
  • Why does it cost more than a sky replacement?
    To rebuild what was behind each object, the whole frame is rendered at 2K, and then only the cleared spots are pasted back into your photo. That render costs more to run than a sky swap, which is why it is 2 credits against 1 for a sky.
  • Do I keep the original resolution and metadata?
    Yes. Exports come back at the resolution you uploaded, and EXIF, XMP and ICC data are carried through to the downloaded file at 300 dpi.
  • What if I run two edits on the same photo?
    A job is charged once, at the rate of its most expensive edit: a sky replacement and a declutter on the same frame is one 2-credit job, not two charges. Fireplace and TV screens are separate tools and add 1 credit each on top.
  • Do I need a subscription to try it?
    Yes. Plans start at $15 a month for 30 credits, and unused plan credits roll over for three months. You can cancel at any time; the plan and the credits in your balance stay usable until the end of the billing period you have paid for.

Try declutter on your own photos

Run a real listing through it and judge the result at full resolution, zoomed in.

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