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The blanket clean. Fastest, and it will also take decor you may want kept.
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Typical physical staging
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Photos per listing
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Real listing situations, not empty show homes. The first two ran on the default instruction with nothing typed; the third had the instruction edited to name what to keep — which is the difference that matters once a room has something in it worth photographing.
Laundry folded on the sofa, toys across the rug, mugs and remotes on the coffee table, a laundry basket against the wall. One click, no prompt. The rug, the sofa and the daylight are untouched — the room is the same room, with the life taken out of it.
Before
AI ResultSmall appliances, a full dish rack, mail, cereal boxes, tea towels on the oven handle and a fridge covered in magnets and paper. Kitchens are where clutter is densest and where buyers look hardest, so it is the room the one-click preset earns its keep in.
Before
AI ResultA bedroom doubling as an office and a dog room: wire crate, pet ramp, exercise bike, stacked boxes — but also a good patterned rug and three framed prints worth keeping. The default instruction cannot tell those apart, so this one was typed into the box above. Everything on the list went; the rug and all three frames stayed.
Before
AI ResultFamily photos, kids toys, personal collections, and decorations that make a space feel lived-in.
Dishes, laundry, mail stacks, shoes, and other daily items that pile up in occupied homes.
Parked cars, garbage bins, garden tools, and lawn equipment blocking curb appeal.
Countertop appliances, toiletries, cleaning supplies, and personal care products.
Oversized or excess furniture pieces that make rooms look smaller than they are.
Moving boxes, renovation materials, and staging props that need to be digitally removed.
One click for a blanket clean, or edit the instruction first when the room has something in it worth keeping.
Drop your real estate photo into our editor. We accept JPG, PNG, and WebP files up to 10MB.
One click is all it takes. Our AI automatically identifies and removes clutter, personal items, and distractions.
Clear everything is only the default. Pick one of the other presets — keep the decor, floors and surfaces only, exterior, pet gear — or type over the text in the box. Two things are worth naming: what stays ("leave the rug and the pictures") and where to look ("under the table in the right corner", "inside the cupboards", "just the things on the floor"). You do not need to ask it to leave the rest of the photo alone — that is already part of every run.
Download your professionally decluttered property photo, ready for MLS, Zillow, or your listing website.
Four ways to get an occupied home looking listing-ready, and what each one actually costs.
| sparkpix declutter AI | Digital decluttering service | Physical staging | Virtual staging | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What it does | Removes clutter and items you name from the photo | Removes clutter, with a human making the calls | Rearranges and dresses the real rooms | Adds furniture to photos of empty rooms |
| Cost | 5 credits per photo — about $0.14 | $2–15 per image, quoted per job | $2,000–5,000 per listing on average | $15–40 per image, typically |
| Turnaround | 30–60 seconds per photo | 12–48 hours plus a revision cycle | Days to schedule, plus rental duration | 1–3 business days |
| Selective control | Editable instruction: name what goes and what stays | Written brief and email back-and-forth | Total — it is the real room | Full control over the added furniture |
| Best for | Occupied homes, fast MLS turnaround, volume | Twenty judgement calls you want someone accountable for | Luxury listings shown in person | Vacant properties that photograph empty |
A vacant property needs virtual staging, not decluttering — this tool removes, it does not add. And when a listing needs twenty judgement calls made for you, a human service earns its per-image fee.
Our AI uses content-aware inpainting to detect and remove personal items, clutter, and mess from property photos. It preserves architectural details like flooring, walls, trim, and natural lighting while seamlessly filling areas where items were removed. The result looks like a clean, professionally staged room.
Yes. When you remove clutter from real estate photos, the AI reconstructs floors, walls, countertops, and surfaces beneath the removed items using context from surrounding areas. Flooring patterns continue naturally, wall colors remain consistent, and lighting stays accurate. Buyers will see a clean, spacious room that accurately represents the property.
Our tool removes clutter and personal items to show the space itself, which is consistent with standard real estate photography practices. It does not alter the structure, size, or condition of the property. Always ensure your listing photos accurately represent the property.
Physical home staging costs $2,000-5,000 on average, and even more for luxury properties. Our AI decluttering costs just 5 credits per photo (from $0.14 per image), saving you thousands while achieving similar visual results for your listings.
Yes. The instruction the tool runs is shown in an editable box above, and whatever is in it when you press the button is what runs. "Clear everything" is just the default — there are presets for keeping the decor, for floors and surfaces only, for exteriors and for pet gear, and you can type over any of them to name both sides yourself: "remove the dog crate, the pet ramp and the boxes, but keep the rug and the framed pictures." The third example below was produced exactly that way.
Rules vary by market and by MLS, and this is not legal advice — check your local board. The general line most boards draw is between removing movable items and altering the property itself: taking a laundry basket out of frame is treated differently from removing a structural feature, changing a room size, or hiding a defect. Removing clutter shows the space; concealing a condition misrepresents it. Keep the originals.
It removes, it does not add. An empty room has nothing to declutter, and this tool will not place sofas or beds into one — that is virtual staging, which is a different job. Use this on occupied and part-occupied properties, where the furniture is real and the problem is everything around it.
Digital decluttering services typically quote per image, commonly in the $2-15 range depending on turnaround, with 12-48 hours for delivery and a revision cycle on top. That is the right answer when a listing needs judgement calls on twenty photos and you want someone else accountable for them. A tool is the right answer when you know what should go, the turnaround matters more than the hand-holding, and the volume makes per-image pricing hurt. Here it is 5 credits a photo — about $0.14 — back in 30-60 seconds, and you edit the instruction yourself rather than writing it in an email and waiting.
No, and the difference matters when you are choosing a supplier. Digital decluttering removes what is already in the room — clutter, personal items, pet gear, excess furniture. Virtual staging adds furniture to a room that is empty. This tool only does the first. If the property is vacant and you need it furnished in the photo, you want a virtual staging service, not this.
Photos are processed one at a time, and there is no cap on how many you run for a listing. At 5 credits each a full 25-photo set is roughly $3.50, which is inside the margin on a single listing shoot. For volume, the batch tools on the Enhance & Upscale menu handle queued uploads.
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Name what goes and what stays — the selective version of the button above
Cables, price tags, reflections and stray items, one at a time
Fix the dim north-facing room and the blown-out window
Bring phone-shot listing photos up to MLS resolution
Clean up the exterior and curb-appeal shots
The general-purpose remover behind all of these