Virtual staging
Virtual staging built for listing photographers
Upload interiors, pick rooms to stage, and deliver labeled stills agents can file — without a separate staging vendor workflow for every listing.
- Up to 12 virtually staged stills per credit
- Room-aware prompts for kitchens, baths, living, bedrooms, and more
- Stills review gate before motion clips run
- Disclosure burn-in + disclaimer in the delivery ZIP
Why photographers run staging in-pack
Agents expect furnished marketing photos the same day you deliver the shoot. Itsbundle keeps staging inside your listing workflow: choose Stage this on interiors (and balcony / other where it fits), set a style preset, then review stills before clips continue.
Caps and control, not a black box
Stage up to 12 stills per listing credit. Room type is required on every photo so prompts stay room-aware. After staging finishes, you review results, restage limited times if needed, then continue the pack or finish with stills only.
Disclosure that travels with the file
Delivered staged stills burn in Virtually staged. The ZIP includes DISCLAIMER.txt so your handoff matches how most MLS and portals expect edited marketing images to be labeled.
FAQ
Common questions
Straight answers on credits, deliverables, and MLS disclosure — updated August 2026.
- Is virtual staging for photographers different from consumer staging apps?
- Itsbundle is built for listing delivery: room types, selection caps, disclosure labels, stills review, and a ZIP/share gallery agents can use — not a one-off consumer edit.
- Which rooms can I stage?
- Stage interiors plus balcony and other where appropriate. Garage, pool, and building exteriors are not stageable; dusk is the exterior path instead.
- Can I restage a still I do not like?
- Yes during stills review. Restages share a listing-wide pool (capped) and still count toward the Fal cost budget for that listing.
- Do staged photos include MLS disclosure?
- Staged stills include a Virtually staged burn-in, and every ZIP ships with DISCLAIMER.txt. Confirm your local MLS or portal rules before publishing.