Virtual staging
Upload empty interior photos and add furnished scenes using room type and design style options. The site says the system understands spatial depth and lighting to place furniture realistically.
Stager AI is a web-based AI media platform for real estate professionals, offering virtual staging, photo editing, listing video generation, and REST API access.
Stager AI is an AI media platform for real estate professionals that combines virtual staging, photo editing, and video generation in one workspace. The site positions it for common listing-media tasks such as HDR merging, decluttering, object removal, sky replacement, renovation previews, and cinematic video creation.
The product is aimed at real estate agents, photographers, architectural media teams, and high-volume editing workflows. Source pages emphasize fast turnaround, batch processing, and commercial use of the generated media, with separate product flows for virtual staging, Auto HDR, floor-plan rendering, and API-based processing.
Upload empty interior photos and add furnished scenes using room type and design style options. The site says the system understands spatial depth and lighting to place furniture realistically.
Automatically merge bracketed exposures, balance lighting, and recover window detail for real estate photos. The Auto HDR page highlights perspective correction and natural-looking results.
Remove unwanted objects, clutter, people, and distracting marks from property images. The product pages also mention retouching, furniture removal, and mirror/reflection cleanup in the HDR workflow.
Replace or enhance exterior elements such as skies, lawns, water, flooring, wall color, and dusk lighting. These tools are presented as separate edits for listing photos and renovation previews.
Turn still property images into short-form marketing videos with aspect-ratio presets, transition styles, and auto music syncing. The site positions this for Reels, TikTok, Shorts, YouTube, MLS, and similar channels.
Process high-volume photo jobs through REST APIs for HDR merging and video generation. The API page describes batch-oriented workflows for agencies and real estate platforms.
Stage empty rooms with different furniture styles and room-type presets when you need listing images that help buyers visualize the space.
Process bracketed interior or exterior photos into balanced HDR images with recovered highlights, improved shadows, and cleaner verticals.
Remove clutter, furniture, reflections, and other distractions from images when a shoot needs fast cleanup without opening a manual editor.
Create short-form property marketing videos from still photos for social media, listing pages, or ad campaigns, using aspect ratio and transition presets.
Automate large-scale photo editing or HDR processing through the API when an agency or platform needs repeatable, high-volume workflows.
Stager AI appears to support common real estate media workflows, including virtual staging, HDR editing, object removal, image enhancement, lawn and sky replacement, virtual renovation, and AI listing video generation. The source also mentions an API for photo and video editing use cases.
The pricing page shows monthly and yearly subscription plans, with Starter, Growth, Pro, and Studio tiers. The site also mentions a trial-style flow on the home and Auto HDR pages with “Try for free” or “No credit card required” prompts.
The site says edited assets are 100% yours and can be used with full commercial rights across MLS, social platforms, and print collateral.
For the API-focused pages, the site says Stager AI provides REST API access for high-volume real estate workflows, with examples for HDR merge and video generation. It also says API keys are available via chat and that the APIs are designed for enterprise or high-capacity users.
The source states support for JPEG, PNG, HEIC, and most major RAW formats on the home page, and JPEGs, PNGs, and major RAW formats including CR2, NEF, and ARW on the Auto HDR page. The API and pricing pages emphasize batch and workflow use rather than a specific desktop app.