Staging without moving furniture
Physical staging means renting furniture and moving it in and out. Virtual Staging works from the photo alone, on your phone, so you can stage a room while you're still standing in it.
Shoot from a corner to capture as much floor and wall as possible.
Tell Casalo what the room is and pick a style that suits the listing.
Save it to your photo library and compare it with the original.
Physical staging means renting furniture and moving it in and out. Virtual Staging works from the photo alone, on your phone, so you can stage a room while you're still standing in it.
Occupied homes have the opposite problem. Two tools help there.
Many listing platforms and local rules require you to say when a photo has been virtually staged, and buyers trust listings that are upfront about it. Check the rules that apply to you and mark staged photos clearly — keeping the original makes that easy.

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16 room types, 24 styles and 12 color palettes. Your walls, windows and layout stay — the style changes.

20 themes, from quiet minimal to full maximalist.

Upload a photo you love and apply its look to your own space.

Brush over what you don't want, describe what you do, and Casalo fills the gap.
Generally yes, but many platforms and local rules require disclosure. Label staged photos as virtually staged and don't use staging to hide defects.
A bright, level photo of the empty room taken from a corner, showing the floor and at least two walls.
Each finished design counts as one of your 3 free designs. After that, Casalo Pro removes the limit for a weekly, monthly or yearly price — there's no per-photo charge.