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Photo editing · Perspective fix

Verticals that actually stand straight

Leaning walls are the fastest way a listing photo reads as amateur, and they are the first thing a picky agent sends back. This squares them up across the shoot rather than one frame at a time.

  • 1 credit per photo
  • Runs on CPU, so it is fast and never re-renders the frame
  • Batched across a shoot alongside the other edits
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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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What the tool actually does

Geometry, not generation

This is a transform, not an AI repaint. No pixels are invented and nothing is reimagined, so the photo you get back is the photo you shot, standing up straight.

Run it over the whole shoot

Interiors from one property usually lean the same way. Select them together rather than correcting each one.

Charged like an edit

1 credit, because it is a deliverable a photographer pays an editor for, not a free convenience.

What perspective fix will not do

  • Correcting perspective crops the frame slightly. Shoot with a little room at the edges.
  • A severely tilted shot cannot be fully rescued without losing too much of the frame.
  • An already straight photo is left alone: the run ends as a no-op and the credit is refunded automatically.

Questions about
perspective fix

  • Does it crop my photo?
    Slightly, yes. Straightening verticals means rotating and stretching the frame, and the edges go. Leaving a little margin when you shoot is the fix.
  • Is this AI?
    No. It is a geometric correction that runs on CPU. Nothing about the image content is regenerated, which is why it is fast and why it never changes anything except the geometry.
  • 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 perspective fix on your own photos

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

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