AI virtual renovation for fixer-uppers and dated listings. Swap outdated carpet for hardwood, repaint, modernize countertops, and visualize finishes — in seconds, from $0.40 per photo. No designer, no 3D modeling.
Same room — modernized finishes, hardwood floors and fresh paint. 30 seconds, $0.40.
Dated carpet, popcorn ceilings, oak cabinets — buyers see the work, not the potential. Virtual renovation shows them the home as it could be, so they make an offer before someone else does.
Updating flooring, paint and countertops on a single property runs five figures and weeks of work. Virtual renovation sells the same vision for under $5, instantly.
Handing buyers a stack of paint chips and flooring samples rarely converts. Showing them the room with modern oak floors and a fresh paint color makes the upside obvious.
Wholesale and flip buyers move on instinct — visualize the renovated end-state in their first scroll and they'll act. Without it, the listing reads as a deep work order.
Physical stagers refuse to work in homes with dated finishes — defeats the purpose. Virtual renovation upgrades the room first, then virtual staging finishes the job.
If you renovate first then list, the property sits empty for weeks. Virtual renovation lets you list immediately while showing buyers the potential.
Start with 3 free credits. Buy packs only when you need them — they stay valid for 12 months.
Virtual renovation is AI-powered photo editing that shows what a room would look like after real renovation — new flooring, paint, countertops, cabinets, or fixtures. RePhoto generates a photorealistic before/after pair from a single photo in under 30 seconds, helping buyers visualize the upside of a fixer-upper.
Yes, as long as the listing clearly discloses that the photos show virtually renovated visualizations and not the property's current state. This is standard MLS practice — same disclosure rules as virtual staging. RePhoto exports include no watermark so you can add disclosure overlay if your local MLS requires it.
Flooring (hardwood, LVP, tile, polished concrete), wall paint, kitchen countertops (quartz, granite, butcher block), cabinetry color, backsplash, fixture finishes (brushed nickel, matte black, brass), and bathroom tile. Each swap is one credit.
Yes. Generate a hardwood version, a tile version, and an LVP version of the same kitchen — useful for listings where you want to show buyers a range of styles. Each is one credit.
RePhoto preserves the room's actual lighting, shadows and geometry — only the surface finishes change. The result reads as a high-quality interior photo, not a cartoon render. Buyers feel they're looking at a realistic post-renovation state.
Yes. Renovate first to show modern finishes, then stage with furniture — perfect for showing the full transformation potential of a fixer-upper. Two credits total per room.
Both. Agents use it to market fixer-uppers and show buyers the upside. Renovators and flippers use it during scoping to test finish combinations before committing to materials. Even contractors use it for client presentations.
Renovate the room, then stage it with 9+ design styles.
Strip the room of dated furniture before showing the renovated potential.
Fix lighting and exposure on the source photo for cleaner renovations.
Turn daytime exteriors into emotional twilight hero photos.
All-in-one tool for staging, HDR, dusk, decluttering and renovation.
Browse before / after virtual renovation and other AI edits.
