PropShot

Everything a listing photo needs

Everything a photo studio would do to your listing shots, done in minutes from the photos you already took. First 4 edits free. No credit card.

You can stack more than one on the same photo in a single edit: brighten and declutter a room together, or add a twilight pass on top of an enhance.

Upload from your phone

Shoot the listing on your way out the door and start the edit from the driveway.

HEIC straight off an iPhone, plus JPEG and PNG. Upload from the phone you shot on. Nothing to install, nothing to convert first.

Virtual staging

Turn an empty room into one a buyer can picture living in, without renting a stick of furniture.

Furniture is scaled to the room’s true proportions instead of being dropped on top of the photo, so the space still reads at its real size. Every staged photo carries a built-in disclosure toggle, so you can label the shot as virtually staged for your MLS before you download it.

Sky replacement

Stop rescheduling the exterior shot because the sky went flat and grey.

The overcast sky is swapped for a clean one, with the roofline and trees kept clean at the edges and the light on the house adjusted to match.

Twilight

Get the dusk hero shot without going back to the property at 7pm.

A daytime exterior becomes a warm evening shot with the windows lit. Each Twilight version is a separate finished photo (you keep both the daytime and the dusk one) for $5 per Twilight photo.

Brighten, straighten & declutter

Make a dim, tilted, cluttered phone photo look like it was shot on a tripod in a tidy room.

Interiors are lifted out of shadow, blown-out windows get pulled back so you can see the view, and leaning verticals are squared up. Brush over the clutter you couldn’t move (the bins, the cars, the countertop pile) and the space behind it is filled back in. Use it for the seller’s clutter, not for anything a buyer needs to know about the property. A whole set is processed to a consistent look, so the gallery reads as one shoot.

Wondering about MLS disclosure, photo formats, or how this compares to booking a photographer? The FAQ covers it.