Real Estate Virtual Staging AI Generator
Generated on PixelDojo with Nano Banana Pro. Produced by PixelDojo's generation pipeline.
You can virtually stage a room with AI two ways: describe the empty room and the furniture you want in one prompt, or send a photo of the actual empty room to an editing model and ask it to add furniture while keeping the real walls and floor. We ran the first path on August 26, 2026 with Nano Banana Pro, 3 credits, about 36 seconds, and got back a living room with a sofa, a rug, a coffee table and wall art that reads as a real listing photo, not a rendering. This page covers the prompt and what each path costs.
The 3 credit staged room, from a written brief alone
Every example below was produced on PixelDojo. Hover to see the prompt.
Real estate listing photograph of a bright empty living room virtually staged with a gray fabric sofa, a round wood coffee table, a jute area rug and a framed abstract painting on the wall, hardwood floors, large window with soft natural daylight, wide angle, professional real estate photography style
Nano Banana Pro
One written brief, one staged room, August 26, 2026: 3 credits on Nano Banana Pro, about 36 seconds, kept on the first attempt.
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3 credits, one prompt
Nano Banana Pro priced the staged room at 3 credits, the same catalog price no matter how many pieces of furniture the prompt lists.
About 36 seconds, measured
Timed from request to finished file on August 26, 2026, kept on the first attempt with no retouching needed.
No empty room photo required to start
The room came from a written description alone. An agent staging a listing before the photographer arrives can generate a reference look first.
How It Works
Two starting points, one staged photo:
Describe the room and the furniture together
Our prompt named a bright empty living room with hardwood floors and a large window, then listed the staging pieces directly: a gray fabric sofa, a round wood coffee table, a jute area rug and a framed painting. Nano Banana Pro ran it for 3 credits and returned a 1024 by 1024 image in about 36 seconds, with soft daylight through the window and a floor that reads as real hardwood, reflections included.
If a real empty room photo exists, edit it instead
Most listings start from an actual phone photo of the empty room. Send that photo to Flux Edit (Kontext) with an instruction naming the furniture to add, for 1 credit per edit, and it works from the real walls, floor and window instead of inventing a new room.
Upscale before it goes on the listing
Our file came back at 1024 by 1024 pixels, fine for a thumbnail but soft once a buyer zooms in on a full listing gallery. Run the finished image through Creative Upscale for 0.5 credit before publishing.
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Common Questions
Everything you need to know about Real Estate Virtual Staging
What does it cost to virtually stage a room with AI?
3 credits for a generated staged room on Nano Banana Pro. If you start from a real empty room photo instead, add 1 credit to place furniture with Flux Edit (Kontext), and 0.5 credit to upscale the result. A full staging pass is 4.5 credits.
How fast is it?
About 36 seconds for the room shown here, measured on August 26, 2026 from request to finished file. Turnaround moves with queue load, so treat that as typical rather than guaranteed.
Do I need a photo of the actual empty room first?
No. Our room was generated purely from a written description, no existing photo involved. If you do have a real photo of the empty room, sending it to an edit model is usually the better path since it keeps the real layout, walls and window instead of inventing a new one.
Will the staged furniture look like it belongs in the room?
In our run, yes: the sofa sits on the rug at a believable scale, the coffee table casts a shadow in the right direction, and the window light matches the rest of the scene. Check scale and shadow direction on your own result before using it in a listing.
Will the photo hold up when a buyer zooms in on the listing?
Run it through Creative Upscale first, for 0.5 credit. Our file came back at 1024 by 1024, fine for a listing thumbnail but soft at full zoom on rug texture and trim without the upscale pass.
Can this run over the API for a whole property portfolio?
Yes. Every model in this workflow sits behind POST /api/v1/models/{apiId}/run with the same API key, so a listing pipeline can call the staging model, then the edit model, then Creative Upscale, once per room.