Start with an image
See a conceptual clear view of the room
Remove movable furniture, rugs, loose lamps and clutter from a room photo while asking to retain fixed architecture and finishes. Areas hidden behind objects are plausibly filled in by AI; they are not photographs of the concealed condition.
What to explore
- Inspect a room's visible envelope without a busy furniture arrangement.
- Prepare a conceptual empty view before a separate virtual staging study.
- Discuss which objects are movable and which fixed features should remain.
From a brief to a concept
Confirm clear mode
Upload the original room photo and select the clear-out mode with the existing room function.
State retention boundaries
Describe removal requests within movable objects. Do not request wall, built-in or fixed-equipment demolition.
Audit filled areas
Compare the result with the original and mark newly synthesized surfaces as uncertain before further use.
Try a design direction
Suggested brief
Virtually empty this living room by removing the sofa, loose chairs, coffee table, rug, plants and clutter. Retain all walls, floor and ceiling finishes, windows, doors, built-ins, fixed lighting and camera. Fill occluded areas plausibly using visible adjacent finishes. Add nothing new.
How to review the result
- Check whether movable clutter is removed without erasing fixed equipment or architectural features.
- Inspect newly visible floor and wall patches for repeated textures, broken edges or implausible perspective.
What the image cannot establish
- AI cannot recover hidden damage, wiring, wall geometry or original finishes from behind furniture.
- Fixed features may still change. A cleared image is not a survey, property inspection or measured empty-room plan.
Questions about this workflow
Does clear mode apply a new style?
No. It is intended to retain existing fixed finishes and remove movable contents, without redecorating.
Can it remove a kitchen or built-in wardrobe?
Fixed cabinets and installed equipment are outside this clear-out scope. Use an appropriate design workflow to discuss renovation.
Are the exposed surfaces accurate?
They are plausible synthesized areas. Confirm concealed conditions in person; the image cannot reveal what the photo never showed.
Can I furnish the cleared result?
You can use it as a conceptual input for virtual staging, but carry forward the uncertainty of the synthesized surfaces and compare with the original.
Bring your own brief
Take a direction into the workspace, adapt it to your project and compare the result against your real constraints.