Interior AI tool
TV screen blackout
Whatever was playing, whoever was reflected: replaced with a clean, matte black screen.
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Studio, Blackout TV Screens
Watch the edit happen.
The passes
- Upload your shoot
- Screens go matte black
- Back with your merge
What Blackout TV Screens does.
TVs are a triple hazard in listing photos: the screen reflects the photographer and the flash, glows a distracting blue, or freezes on whatever happened to be playing, none of which belongs in a listing.
Screen blackout replaces every TV and monitor face with a uniform, softly matte black that reads as 'off', keeps the reflection of the room out, and removes the copyright question of broadcast content in your marketing. It runs automatically on HDR Merge orders.
Metered per run.Stated before it runs.
An AI tool states its cost on the rail and on the tool before you run it, and the run counts against your AI usage.
One run
$0.20
per run of Screens
The same number the tool prints before it runs. Every plan includes an AI usage allowance.
Every tool on the rail, free and metered.
See the toolsHow it works
On the rail, under your hand.
- Step 1: Upload your shootNo flagging needed. Screens are detected in frame.
- Step 2: Screens go matte blackTVs and monitors get a uniform, natural 'off' state.
- Step 3: Back with your mergeDelivered as part of the HDR Merge order, with no separate line item.
How it works
On the rail, under your hand.
- 1
Upload your shoot
StudioNo flagging needed. Screens are detected in frame.
- 2
Screens go matte black
StudioTVs and monitors get a uniform, natural 'off' state.
Marked: the tool rail.
- 3
Back with your merge
Delivered as part of the HDR Merge order, with no separate line item.
Why it’s worth it.
- 81%
of recent buyers who searched online rated listing photos “very useful”, the highest of any website feature.
NAR, Home Buyers and Sellers Generational Trends (2026)- 78%
of sellers are more likely to hire an agent who offers high-resolution photography.
Zillow, Consumer Housing Trends Report for Agents (2025)
No accidental photographer cameos
The most common reflection in a living-room shot is the person taking it. Blacked-out screens end that.
No distracting content
News chyrons, paused games, and screensavers pull the eye. A matte screen returns it to the room.
Consistent across the gallery
Every screen in the shoot gets the same treatment, so the set looks deliberate.
Automatic with HDR
Runs as part of every HDR Merge order, with no separate line item to remember.
Questions
Good questions.
Why not just turn the TV off before shooting?
Even off, a glossy screen mirrors the room, the windows, and often the photographer. Blackout replaces the glass reflection with a clean matte face that photographs the way an off TV looks in person.
Does it work on computer monitors and projector screens?
Yes. Any screen face in frame gets the same treatment.
Is it really included?
Yes. Screen blackout runs automatically on HDR Merge orders at no extra charge.
Run Blackout TV Screens on your own listing.
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