Adjusting an image to mimic or emphasize the soft, warm lighting of dusk or twilight. This can enhance the property’s ambiance without making it look artificially lit.

Adding digital furniture, décor, and other elements to an empty room or space, helping prospective buyers visualize how the property might look when furnished.

Altering the look of outdoor surroundings to reflect a different season (e.g., turning green foliage into autumn colors or a snowy landscape into a spring scene)

Transforming a rainy or overcast photo into one with clear skies and bright sunlight, making the property appear more inviting.

Removing a small number of unwanted items or clutter from an image (up to four objects). This might include things like garbage bins, personal items, or small pieces of furniture.

More extensive object removal, essentially clearing out an entire room of furnishings or items to show a vacant space.

Converting a daytime photo to look as though it was taken at dusk, often used to create a warm, appealing exterior shot of a property.

Adding or enhancing the look of water in an empty or unfilled pool to make the property’s outdoor area more attractive.

Digitally replacing or improving the appearance of a lawn, making it look greener, healthier, or more uniform.