Room Build
Eight seconds that open on a bare plaster shell and put the room back, element by element, until it is furnished and lit. Landscape, because it goes on the listing page rather than in a feed.
Open Room BuildOne photo in. A staged room, a tour, a board.
Six things a listing needs, from photographs you already took. Miravely keeps the walls, windows and doors exactly where they were.
Every tile is a real run. Pick one to see it full size.
A real result, not an illustration. Same window, same shelving, same lamp, only the style moved.
How restyle a room worksWhat Miravely runs on
Most tools wrap a single model. Miravely runs 27 of them, picks the one that suits the job, and shows you its price before it runs.
- Nano Banana Pro
- Seedream 5 Pro
- GPT Image 1.5
- Grok Imagine 2.0
- Seedance 2.5
- Kling 3.0
- Hailuo 2.3 Pro
- Wan 3.0
- and 19 more
BeforeAfterGeneric AI invents a room. Miravely edits yours.
Ask most image models to restyle a photograph and they paint a new room that resembles it: the window slides along the wall, a door disappears, the ceiling gains a beam. Miravely reads the wall junctions, window openings and door positions out of your photograph first and holds them fixed while the style changes, and holds the light the same way, so a north-facing room does not come back sunlit. That is what decides whether a staged photo is usable: a buyer standing in the doorway should recognise the room from the listing.
How structure lock worksSix image jobs. Every one of them has a handle you can pull.
- PhotoRestyledInterior restyleSixteen written styles, or one sentence of your own.
EmptyStagedVirtual stagingFurnish an empty room in about 30 seconds.
FurnishedClearedDeclutterTake the last owner out of the photograph.
PhotoRedesignedExterior redesignNew cladding and a new roofline on the same building.
BarePlantedGarden designPlant the bare plot without digging it.
SketchRenderSketch to renderA hand drawing, returned as a photograph.
Try it on your own photograph.
72 credits land in your account the moment you sign up, once, with no card. That is enough for two images or one 720p clip, which is enough to find out whether this works on your rooms.
Drop in a photograph
JPEG, PNG or WebP, up to 40 MB. One phone photograph taken from a corner, so two walls are in frame, is enough.
Say what you want, or pick a template
Write one sentence, or choose a template and write nothing. Everything you have no opinion about is decided for you.
Get it back in about 30 seconds
The photograph, restyled. Or the clip, cut and stitched. The price shows before anything runs, and no job runs half-paid.
Download the pair, cropped for the portal
Rightmove, Zoopla or Zillow dimensions, with the disclosure line written onto the pixels rather than sitting under the photo. The photograph you uploaded downloads beside the result, so you can publish the staged room and the empty one together.
Start from a template, not a blank box.
The camera walks in at chest height and stops short of the far wall. One interior photo, and the room stays the room.
Every example here is real Miravely output. Your clip is made from your own photo.
PhotoVideo
Everything else is automatic
A new account gets 72 free credits, which covers your first clip. No card. Photos up to 40 MB.
A listing that moves is a listing people finish.
Miravely cuts one clip per room from your photographs and joins them with plain dissolves. The camera move is chosen for you, and nothing between two rooms is invented, because there is nothing between two rooms to invent from.
- Living room
- Kitchen
- Bedroom
- Bathroom
How video tours work
One clip per room, 5 seconds each at 1080p.
Five more, each from one photograph and no brief.
Vertical, for a feed
Press play on any of them. These are the real files, at the length they run.
Establishing shot
Eight seconds from cloud level down to the building, arriving where your photograph was taken.
How it worksDay to dusk
Six seconds of the light falling. Only fittings already in the photo are allowed to light up.
How it worksCard Drop
Seven seconds: your own card, out of a helicopter door and over the neighbourhood.
Open Card Drop
For the listing itself
One lands on the page as a clip, the other prints.
Design Board
One printable page at 3392 by 5056: elevation, material studies, callouts. Every word on it is a word you typed.
Open Design BoardThe old way, and what replaced each line of it.
Getting one listing ready used to begin with booking a photographer, waiting for the slot and waiting again for the edit. Five more suppliers came after that. Now it begins with the photographs already on your phone.
Rent furniture by the month to make an empty flat sellable.
Furnish and restyle the room in about 30 seconds.
Pay for a videographer, and a second visit, to get a walk-through.
Cut the tour from the photographs you already have.
Commission a 3D artist to show the bare shell furnished.
Watch the room build itself back, in eight seconds.
Book a drone pilot, then wait for a weather window.
Descend from cloud level to the building in the photograph.
Go back at golden hour for the evening shot of the facade.
Move the same facade to dusk without going back.
Brief a designer and wait a week for one presentation board.
Get a printable board back from one photograph.
Every picture in the margin is a real run of the line beside it.
Real work. No actors.
9 more jobs, and the receipt for every one.
Nothing on this rail was picked out of a hundred tries. Each card carries what was asked for, who the job is for, which model ran it, what it cost and which attempt you are looking at. 9 jobs, 11 attempts, 186 credits, all of it written down in the open. Where a job took more than one go, the card says so and says what went wrong.
BeforeAfterMaterial swapWhat was asked forChange one surface: the wall paint, to a soft warm white, matt.
What it gets youOne surface changes and you can check on the handle that nothing else did.
Who it is forHow this one worksOwners deciding between two finishes
nano-banana-pro at 2K · 18 credits · first attempt · 19 August 2026
With itWithoutObject removalWhat was asked forRemove the wheelie bins standing on the pavement and in the front gardens.
What it gets youA shot lost to bin day is usable again without going back to the property.
Who it is forTry this oneListing photographers
nano-banana-pro at 2K · 18 credits · first attempt · 19 August 2026
As shotCorrectedPhoto enhanceWhat was asked forExpose this properly. No redesign, nothing moved.
What it gets youAn underexposed room becomes readable, with nothing moved and nothing added.
Who it is forTry this oneAnyone shooting interiors on a phone
nano-banana-pro at 2K · 18 credits · 3 attempts · 19 August 2026
What happenedClose
Two faults in our own template, found by measuring the result rather than looking at it: the first lift was half a stop on a frame that needed two.
BeforeAfterKitchen frontsWhat was asked forChange the cabinet fronts: deep sage green shaker, brushed brass handles. Leave the worktop.
What it gets youShows what new doors and handles do, with the worktop and the layout left alone.
Who it is forHow this one worksOwners pricing a kitchen refresh
nano-banana-pro at 2K · 18 credits · first attempt · 28 August 2026
BeforeAfterOne surfaceWhat was asked forChange the floor: wide European oak boards, matt, laid in a single direction.
What it gets youA floor you can check against the original, board by board, on the handle.
Who it is forHow this one worksOwners choosing flooring
nano-banana-pro at 2K · 18 credits · first attempt · 28 August 2026
BeforeAfterPaintWhat was asked forPaint the walls deep forest green, matt emulsion. White trim and ceiling.
What it gets youA colour tried on the actual wall, in the actual light, instead of a tester patch.
Who it is forHow this one worksOwners choosing paint
nano-banana-pro at 2K · 18 credits · first attempt · 28 August 2026
Mid-worksFinishedRenovationWhat was asked forRestyle this living room as modern farmhouse.
What it gets youA half-finished room shown finished, so a buyer can see the end of the works.
Who it is forHow this one worksAgents selling mid-renovation
nano-banana-pro at 2K · 18 credits · first attempt · 28 August 2026
BeforeAfterWritten briefWhat was asked forTraditional English. Keep the fireplace, lose the carpet, dark green walls, brass fittings.
What it gets youFour things asked for in one sentence, four things done, nothing else touched.
Who it is forHow this one worksPeople who know exactly what they want changed
nano-banana-pro at 2K · 18 credits · first attempt · 28 August 2026
DrawingPhotographRender to photoWhat was asked forPhotograph this rendering. Setting: interior.
What it gets youThe three pendants, the two chairs and the four glass panels the drawing put in the room are all still there, now photographed.
Who it is forHow this one worksArchitects and developers with a design that exists only as a visual
gpt-image-2-5-sunburst at 1K · 6 credits · first attempt · 17 September 2026
What happenedClose
The drawing on the left was generated for this card, so this room does not exist anywhere. The photograph is the only attempt that was made.
- The card we cannot write
This one belongs to a customer, and it is empty.
Every card to the left carries a receipt, because we ran the job and paid for it. None of them carries a name, because nobody has left one yet. The usual move at this point is a row of people who do not exist. We would rather leave the space open and tell you it is open.
There is a box under every finished job in the studio. One sentence is enough. Tick the line that gives us permission and your name and role go under your own words, here, spelled the way you spelled them, and you can have the whole thing taken down whenever you want.
Run one and tell us how it went
Drag a handle to check the room did not move.
Every source photograph but one is public domain and credited, the exception being a drawing we made ourselves and label on its own card. Every result came out of the product itself, and the model, cost and attempt count for all of it is in the showcase credits file, which ships with the site.
Four things you can check before you trust any of this.
- The structure is measured before it is changed
- Wall junctions, window openings and door positions are read out of your photograph first, then held fixed while the style changes.
- Every example here is real output
- No stock photography, no result borrowed from another tool. Which run made each one is written down.
- The label goes on, and the original comes with it
- US MLS rules and UK advertising rules both expect a photo showing furniture that is not there to say so. Miravely writes that line onto the pixels, and hands back your untouched photograph so the empty room can be published beside the staged one.
- Your photographs stay in your account
- Never used to train a model, never sold. Delete the project and everything in it goes with it.
The four we are asked most.
Will the room still be my room?
That is the whole design. Miravely reads the wall junctions, window openings and door positions out of your photo and holds them fixed while it works. If the result is not the same room, that is a bug and we want the photo.
Do I have to disclose that a photo was edited?
For anything that shows furniture or finishes which are not physically there, yes. US MLS rules and UK advertising rules both expect it. The studio marks those jobs, writes the disclosure line onto the export, and gives back the photograph you uploaded so you can publish it next to the staged one.
What happens to my photos?
Miravely stores them privately against your own account. Nobody else can open them, the links Miravely hands out expire on their own, and they are never used to train a model and never sold.
Can it do a moving walk-through, not just stills?
Yes. Miravely cuts a walk-through video tour from a set of listing photographs, one clip per room, and the section above is the live studio rather than a preview -- upload the listing photos, the plan and price show before anything runs, and the stitched film comes back without anyone here touching it by hand.
What the rules say, read in the original.
Every post
AI-generatedAI virtual staging tested: which tools move the windows?
We gave six AI image tools the same three empty rooms and asked each to leave the room as it was, and four of them still changed a fixed part of one: Seedream redrew a living room, Nano Banana Pro rebuilt a bay window, Grok pulled the camera back by about a quarter and OpenAI’s GPT Image model added a shelf to a brick fireplace.
5 primary sources, linked
AI-generatedReal estate reel ideas: 10 reels you can make from listing photos
The real estate reels you can make from listing photos alone are short vertical clips built around one idea each: a day-to-dusk change, a drone approach, an arrival from orbit to the front door, an empty room staged, a floor plan raised into 3D, or a fast walk through the listing photos.
10 primary sources, linked
AI-generatedVirtual staging vs real staging: is virtual staging worth it?
Virtual staging is worth it for a vacant home as long as it only adds furniture at the room’s real scale, is labeled, and is shown next to the empty photo, while real staging, at a median $1,500 in NAR’s 2025 survey, is worth it when buyers will judge the home in person and the furniture has to work at the viewing too.
17 primary sources, linked
Start with the room you are standing in.
Take the photograph now. If what comes back is not the same room, you have found a bug and we want to hear about it.
72 free credits when you sign up. No card until they run out.