Show more of the space itself
Remove visual noise so buyers understand the room footprint and circulation more quickly.
Virtual Vacancy
Create cleaner vacancy-style photos without reshooting the property.
Use virtual vacancy to remove furniture and distractions so buyers focus on the room, the layout, and the opportunity.
Built for Agents · Property managers · Rental teams · Stagers
Cleared · Spacious · FlexibleWhat changes
Work around occupied or transitional properties
Create cleaner visuals even when a unit cannot be fully prepared for a reshoot.
Prepare rooms for alternate staging directions
Clear the base image before moving into virtual staging or design variations.
How it works
Built for the way listing teams already work.
- 01
Choose the occupied room photo
Select the room image that needs furniture or clutter removed.
- 02
Apply the vacancy transformation
Use the studio to empty the room while preserving the architecture and overall layout.
- 03
Save or continue editing
Keep the vacant version, stage it next, or export it as a clean listing visual.
Where it fits
Tenant-occupied rentals
Reduce distractions when photographing an occupied unit is the only option.
Pre-renovation marketing
Show room volume more clearly before work starts or finishes.
Before virtual staging
Create a blank starting point for alternate furnishing or style concepts.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Does it remove permanent architectural elements?
The goal is to remove movable furniture and clutter while preserving the room itself.
Can I stage the same image afterward?
Yes. Virtual vacancy is often the first step before generating staged versions.
Is this useful for rentals and sales?
Yes. It helps both markets when the current occupancy distracts from the underlying property value.
Can it be used on a full listing set?
Yes. Teams can run the process across multiple rooms in one property workflow.