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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.

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.

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.

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.

One generated image. Running the same photograph through three styles uses three rooms. Adjusting a result you already have does not.

They are processed and returned, and kept in your project for as long as your account exists. They are never used to train a model and never sold. You can delete a project and everything in it goes with it.

In most markets, yes, and the rules differ by country. Miravely reminds you before you generate a staged image that it needs to be labelled as digitally altered wherever you publish it. Whether that satisfies your local code of practice is a question for your regulator, not for us.

Any time, from the account page, and the plan runs to the end of the period you already paid for. There is no cancellation call.

Buy a top-up pack below, any time, no subscription change needed. Generation just pauses until then -- nothing is charged automatically and no job runs half-paid.

A brokerage running three listings and one running thirty do not belong on the same fixed plan. Drag it to the size you actually need -- the price scales with it, and everything else about the plan stays the same.