Stage a furnished room: empty it, then furnish it

AI staging adds furniture to open floor. In a furnished room there is no open floor, so new pieces would sit on top of old ones, or the AI would have to guess what to remove. That's how rooms get changed by mistake.

Trulisted only stages empty rooms. If you stage a room tagged “Has furniture” as it is, it's skipped at no charge. Full transformation does the two steps in order instead, with a review after each one.

One room, two finished photos:

Choose Declutter (1 credit) when you only need the empty room, or when a small room reads better bare. Choose Full transformation (2 credits) when the seller's furniture is dated or crowded and you want buyers to see a finished room.

Changed your mind before you generate? “Undo: stage without emptying” takes the room back out. On Starter's 8 credits a month, that's up to four transformed rooms. Pro's 25 a month go further.

Only movable furniture and decor change. The review checks that walls, ceilings, windows, doors, floors, cabinets, fireplaces and light fixtures match the original. It also checks that heaters, vents and outlets weren't hidden or added. If the emptied photo fails, the room isn't staged, and held results can't be downloaded. Each step gets up to 3 tries, with the reviewer's notes fed back, before anything reaches you.

Some rooms need new finishes, not new furniture. Virtual renovation shows the same room with new paint, flooring, cabinets, countertops or backsplash, in one of 4 looks. You pick which finishes change. Everything else must stay the same, and the honesty review holds back a result where anything else changed.

The result is one image: the current photo on the left and the concept on the right, labelled “Renovation concept, not current condition”. It uses 2 credits. Renovation concepts are kept out of your MLS® photos, flyer, videos and posts. They go in their own folder in the download and in a “Renovation ideas” section on your listing website.