Interior AI tool
Photo decluttering & item removal
The lived-in mess, gone. Buyers see the space, not the stuff.
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Studio, Declutter / Item Removal
Watch the edit happen.
The passes
- Upload the photos
- We remove the noise
- Clean frames back
What Declutter / Item Removal does.
Occupied homes photograph honestly, which means counters full of appliances, cords behind the TV, fridge magnets, laundry baskets, and a hundred small objects that pull the eye away from the property itself.
Decluttering removes the everyday items while keeping the room true to life: same furniture, same finishes, same light, minus the noise. It's the edit that makes an occupied home photograph like a well-prepped one.
Declutter / Item Removal, the order
What you send
The photos as shot, with either a whole-room declutter flagged or the specific items you want gone.
What comes back
The same room minus the loose items, with the surfaces behind them rebuilt. Same furniture, same finishes, same light.
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 Declutter
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 the photosFlag whole-room declutter or specific items.
- Step 2: We remove the noiseCounters, cords, magnets, baskets: cleared, with surfaces rebuilt naturally.
- Step 3: Clean frames backThe room, minus the noise: same furniture, same finishes, same light.
How it works
On the rail, under your hand.
- 1
Upload the photos
StudioFlag whole-room declutter or specific items.
- 2
We remove the noise
StudioCounters, cords, magnets, baskets: cleared, with surfaces rebuilt naturally.
Marked: the tool rail.
- 3
Clean frames back
The room, minus the noise: same furniture, same finishes, same light.
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)
Occupied homes, listing-ready
Not every seller can live out of boxes for photo day. Declutter closes the gap between lived-in and listed.
The room stays honest
We remove possessions, not property. Walls, floors, fixtures, and furniture placement stay exactly as shot.
No re-shoot required
The tidy-up happens after photo day instead of before it. No rescheduling the seller, no second visit to the property.
Pairs with staging
Clear the clutter first, then virtually stage the clean room. It's the standard combo for occupied but sparse homes.
Questions
Good questions.
What's the line between decluttering and misleading buyers?
Remove possessions, keep the property honest. Taking a toaster off the counter is marketing; removing a radiator or hiding water damage is misrepresentation. We edit belongings, not the building.
Can you remove furniture entirely?
Yes. Full furniture removal turns an occupied room into an empty one, which pairs naturally with virtual staging to re-furnish it in a cleaner style.
How is this different from object removal?
Same technology, different scope: object removal targets specific distractions (a car, a bin, a reflection); declutter sweeps a whole room's worth of small items in one pass.
Pairs well with.
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