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See the assembled prompt
See the assembled prompt
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Drag & drop your photos here, or
Pick the interiors, or a whole folder. Interiors only.
Drag the handle. The right-hand side is what you would deliver.
They look really good. The AI that you're using makes it look really crisp, clear, and definitely brighter than it originally is. But then again it's not totally changed around so I dont feel like it's lying to anyone. It's very true to the form, what the house is, but yeah it looks a little more organized than the reality.
No selecting, no lassoing, no masking by hand. It finds the clutter itself, in every photo.
Each photo is looked at before anything is changed. Whatever does not belong in the room is found and named for you: the vacuum, the boxes in the corner, the pile on the sofa. You point at none of it.
Choose how much comes out first: Coco takes the obvious mess, Falco also takes furniture that does not belong, Garth clears the room. Press Submit and a clean plate is made for every photo in the shoot.
One press clears everything the detection found. The plate sits under your original, so you are erasing down to it and anything left alone is your photograph, untouched. Take the brush back where you disagree, or render that photo again as a different character, then deliver the folder.
Most AI tools hand you a new picture. We hand you yours.
The model paints an empty version of the room and that plate sits underneath your original. You brush away only the parts covering the clutter, so the lens character, the noise, the light and the lines of the room are the ones your camera recorded.
80–90% of a delivered photograph is original camera pixels.
Agents already pay for decluttering. This is what is left after you have done it.
You already charge per photograph edited. Decluttering does not have to be a separate service with its own rate card and its own sign-off — add a few cents to the rate you already quote and it comes with the edit. Every photo carries the uplift; only the ones that need it cost you a credit.
Ten or fifteen dollars a shoot is what the sliders can measure. It is not why this is worth having.
A decluttered listing gets clicked on. The agent who sent you that house watches it get saved and shared and booked, and they do not work out that it was the photographs. They work out that listings look better when you shoot them. That is the whole thing. It is why they call you for the next one, why they stop asking what you charge, and why they tell the other agent in their office.
So the return is more clients, happier clients, and clients who stay. One agent who keeps coming back is worth more than every uplift on this page put together, and a referral costs you nothing at all. The line item is just how it pays for itself on the way.
A look at it and a clean plate made. 4K uses two, because it costs us twice as much. Credits reset monthly, and you can cancel from your account page whenever you like.
No card to start. Your files are deleted after seven days and are never used to train a model — what we do with them.
Signed in, photos are charged to your account and the keys below are not used. Signed out, the app uses your own keys and your own bill.
Plans, invoices and payment live on your account page.
Used for looking at photos and, when kie is off, for making the plates. Kept on this computer only.
How big a copy the brush works on. What you deliver is always the full camera file — the finished frame is laid back over it, so only the parts you changed come from this copy. Lower is faster to open and lighter on memory.
Click a key, then press the one you want. Escape cancels. If the key is already taken, the two swap.
Clears saved keys and preferences on this computer, then reloads. The three characters' prompts are kept.
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Everything left of the white divider is the untouched original. Your brushing is being saved, but you will not see it on that side until the slider is off.