Decorous
Declutter

Remove furniture from a photo of your room

Take or pick a photo of a furnished room and Decorous clears it out: furniture, boxes, toys, clothes and clutter. The walls, windows, doors and floor stay where they are, so you see the empty room as it really is.

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The same bedroom after Declutter: an empty room with beige walls, carpet, the window, radiator, ceiling fan and doors exactly where they were. A cluttered bedroom: an unmade bed, clothes on a chair, toys and boxes on the carpet, an old TV and bottles on the dresser.
Real Decorous output. Declutter.

Who it's for

Another example

The same living room with all the furniture and wall pictures removed, leaving the fireplace, curtains and carpet. A dim living room with brown recliners, a sofa, a TV stand, a coffee table and pictures on the walls around a fireplace.
Declutter on a furnished living room. The fireplace and window stay put.

Declutter keeps the parts of the house: walls, windows, doors, ceiling, floors, trim, built-in cabinets and fixed lighting. It takes out what can be carried out: furniture, rugs, decor, boxes and personal things, and fills in the floor and walls that were hidden behind them.

How to remove furniture from a photo

  1. Pick DeclutterOn the Design tab, tap Declutter.
  2. Add the photoUse the camera or your library. Wider shots from a corner work best.
  3. Save or keep goingSave the empty room, add a "Digitally edited" label for a listing, or stage it with new furniture.

Removing just one thing

To take out a single object rather than everything, use a typed edit. On a result, type "remove the TV", "remove the curtains" or "take the boxes off the floor", and only that changes. You can undo the edit if it isn't right.

For listings: label it

Many MLSs treat a photo with furniture removed as digitally edited, and ask you to say so. Turn on the label and Decorous adds a small "Digitally edited" tag to the corner of decluttered photos you save or share. The rules are in our guide to virtual staging and MLS disclosure.

Questions

Can it remove everything, or just some things?

Declutter clears the whole room: furniture, rugs, decor, clutter and personal things. To remove just one thing, use a typed edit on the result or on a redesign instead, like "remove the TV" or "remove the curtains".

What stays in the photo?

The parts of the house: walls, windows, doors, ceiling, floors, trim, built-in cabinets and fixed lighting, from the same camera position. The floor and walls that were hidden behind furniture are filled in to match.

Can I stage the room after decluttering it?

Yes. Save the decluttered photo, then open it in Virtual staging and pick a room type and style. Many agents do both: clear the seller's furniture, then stage it in a neutral style.

Do I have to label a decluttered listing photo?

Many MLSs treat removing furniture as a digital edit that needs disclosing, the same as staging. Decorous can add a small "Digitally edited" label to decluttered photos you save or share.