Real Estate Marketing

Fix Every Listing Photo Before the Property Goes Live

Remove the clutter, correct the light, add furniture, swap a grey sky for twilight, then animate the finished shot into an ai real estate video. One photo in, a full marketing set out.

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The Problem

You have underperforming listings

Learn what to fix and how to fix it. Use AI to correct bad lighting, remove furniture and turn the same photo into a listing video. Help clients fall in love with a property before they see it.

Video means a second appointment

Booking a videographer is another visit, another invoice and a wait for the edit. Most properties go live long before any of that is possible.

Rooms are messy and unpresentable

A seller's sofa, a crowded countertop and family photos keep a buyer looking at someone else's life instead of imagining their own.

Lighting is too dark or too bright

Overcast skies, blown-out windows and dark interiors get decided by the hour the photographer happened to turn up.

You don't have video

Social feeds push video to the top, clients want videos, and a listing built from stills alone gets scrolled past on both.

Workflow

How to Edit Real Estate Photos With AI in 3 Steps

A listing photo gets one shot in the search results, usually as a thumbnail. Fenestra fixes it before it goes live.

Step 1

Upload the photo

Any property photo, JPG or PNG. No 3D model or floor plan needed.

Step 2

Describe the edit

“Remove the clutter”, “replace the sky with twilight”. Mask an area to confine the change.

Step 3

Download or animate

Take the image straight to the portal, or send it through the video step for a clip.

The twilight shot, without the second visit

Show clients their home in a new light. Make AI real estate video walkthroughs in seconds. All you need are your listing photos and a description of the camera movement or just select a preset.

The same room shifted from daylight to dusk: sky replaced, interior lighting warmed to match. Seconds per image, before the listing goes live.

Capabilities

What you can do with one listing photo

Two are shown below with the real before and after. Staging an empty room has its own page.

Adjust Lighting

Remove Furniture

Add Furniture

Change time of day

Change the weather

Listing Walkthrough

How to Remove Furniture From a Photo

Describe what should go and Fenestra rebuilds the space behind it rather than smudging over it, at full resolution up to 8K. Remove first, then restage in a neutral style, and an occupied property lists like a vacant one.

Select the object, describe what should happen to it, and only the masked area is regenerated.

Change Furniture and Materials

Select a piece, describe what it should be instead, and only that changes. One show home in three upholstery options, no restage and no re-shoot.

Timber-lined living room with a cream modular sofa, green cushions and a green knitted throw
The same living room with the sofa changed to mustard corduroy and the accents to blue, everything else identical

How to Make a Real Estate Video From a Photo

Send a finished listing photo through the video step and it comes back as a short cinematic MP4: a slow orbit, a push-in, a gentle pan, ready for the portal or a reel. No footage to shoot, no videographer to book.

One listing photo, animated into a short cinematic clip.

Property marketing teams already work this way

More than 200,000 renders have been generated in Fenestra. Here is how real estate marketing departments and home builders use it on listings.

“What sets Fenestra apart is the people behind it. The team is always available, genuinely listens to user needs, and provides a level of support that is responsive, approachable, and highly professional.
Raquel González
Real Estate Marketing Department · VAPF
VAPF
“Great tool for initial concepts. We provide new house and land packages and use Fenestra to update external colour scheme facade renders and floor plans for marketing purposes. Fenestra is a quick way to provide the images to clients to visualise their new home.
Michelle Morrison
Designer · Urbane Homes
Urbane Homes

Common Questions

What agents, property photographers and stagers ask before switching part of the workflow to AI.

Describe what should go (“remove the sofa and coffee table”, “clear the kitchen countertops”, “remove the cars from the driveway”) and the space behind the object is rebuilt rather than smudged over. Remove the existing furniture first, then restage the empty room in a neutral style, so an occupied property photographs like a vacant one.
Yes. Any finished photo can be animated into a short cinematic clip with a chosen camera move (orbit, pan, push-in or dolly) and downloaded as an MP4 for the listing page, portal upload, property reel or email campaign. These are video clips rather than interactive 3D tours, and they are generated from the still, so the video matches your photography exactly.
Yes. Describe the dusk look you want and the exterior is relit for twilight, with the sky and the light on the building matched so it does not read as a pasted-in sky. This is the shot that normally requires returning to the property at the right hour.
No. Fenestra runs in the browser and everything is directed by describing the change you want. There is no Photoshop, no masking software to learn, no video editing timeline and no GPU requirement. Masking is there when you want an edit confined to a specific area, but it is optional.
Plans start at $10/month on the Individual tier and $35/month on Pro, with Team plans for agencies and photography businesses. Annual billing saves 20%. Image and video generations draw on a shared credit pool and the cost per generation varies by the model you choose. The exact cost is shown in the app before you run it.
Yes. Save a style and apply it across the whole set so the staging, color treatment and light match from room to room. Consistency across the carousel is what makes a listing look professionally produced rather than individually edited.
Yes. Select the piece and describe what it should be instead: a different upholstery, finish or material. The rest of the photograph is untouched. Developers use this to show one show home in several furniture options, and agents use it to test whether a room presents better warm or cool, without a restage.
The common fixes are light and sky. Fenestra lifts underexposed interiors without a flat HDR look, balances window blow-out, replaces grey skies with blue or twilight while matching the light on the building, dries wet driveways and shifts exteriors between seasons. Each edit takes seconds, so a full set can be corrected before the listing goes live.
Yes. Everything generated on a paid plan comes with full commercial rights, so it can be used on any listing service, portal, social channel or printed marketing material. Disclosure rules for virtually staged photos vary by market. Most MLSs require the image to be labelled as virtually staged, and that is worth checking against your local rules.
Yes. Fenestra is private by default and we do not train on your images. Photographs of a client's home, an unlisted property or a pre-launch development stay yours, which matters when you are handling someone's house before it goes to market.
Yes, and that is one of the most common uses. Remove the current occupant's furniture and personal items first, then either present the room empty or restage it neutrally. It avoids asking a seller to redecorate and avoids the awkward listing photos that come from photographing a lived-in home.

One photo in, a full listing set out.

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