Targeted cleanup
Item Removal & Clutter Cleanup
Automatically remove cars, bins, clutter, personal and kitchen/bath items, furniture distractions, and surface imperfections—while preserving lines, surfaces, and natural light and shadows.
- Clutter & distractions
- Edges & surfaces
- Disclosure-friendly
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All personal hygiene items removed
See cleaner frames
Drag the slider. Edits are for marketing clarity—never to mask material defects.
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Remove residential cars, bins, and clutter from the curb view
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Remove personal items that make the space feel cluttered
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Soft personal items toned down without inventing finishes
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Save time and money by not having to stage the space
Typical removal scopes
Exact behavior depends on the frame; this is a guide, not a guarantee for every image.
Common removals
- Small clutter & distractions (boxes, bags, cables, remotes, messy decor on floors and surfaces)
- Kitchen & bath items (soaps, sponges, toiletries; crowded dish racks; hanging towels when visible)
- Personal & depersonalization targets (photos, clothing, shoes, identity-related items)
- Furniture cleanup (distracting small pieces, awkward empty stands, overcrowded tables and shelves)
- Exterior distractions (bins, loose items, removable parked cars, hoses, garden clutter, visible wires)
- Surface imperfections (stains, marks, dirt) with faithful reconstruction
What we preserve
- Main furniture that defines the room (bed, sofa, kitchen, built-ins)
- Architecture & layout (walls, windows, doors, ceiling; structural composition)
- Key functional elements (appliances, fixtures)
- Existing wall-mounted paintings, artwork & mirrors unless you direct otherwise
- Natural realism—textures, perspective, shadows, and lighting consistency
Work with the rest of your kit
Pair cleanup with enhancement or staging for a cohesive gallery.
