Day to dusk
Golden hour, on demand
Turns a daytime exterior into twilight: new sky, lower light, and an optional glow in windows that already show a lit room. The building does not move.
Six tools · from $5Six tools. $5 a photo or $29 a listing
AI virtual staging for real estate photos.
Plus dusk, declutter and more.
Furnish an empty room in any of 12 styles in minutes. Every edit comes with your original photo, the disclosure wording for where you post it, and a record of what changed.
2 free renders · No credit card
- Free to try, no account
- Original photo kept
- MLS disclosure wording included
The toolkit
Six edits, one compliance layer
Real source photos, edited by Duskly. Each edit comes back the same way: with the unaltered original, the disclosure wording for where you publish, and an edit record.
Live
Virtual staging
Furnish an empty room
Adds furniture and decor to a vacant interior. Room type and style are selectable, and each photo is staged independently.
Declutter
Remove what distracts
Removes clutter and personal effects while leaving the room, its fixtures and its finishes alone.
Occupied to vacant
Empty a furnished room
Strips an occupied interior back to an empty room, including the shadows and reflections the furniture left behind.
Sky replacement
Fix a flat grey day
Replaces an overcast sky without touching the roofline, the trees, or the light on the building.
Virtual renovation
Show the potential
Shows a proposed renovation by changing surfaces and fixtures. Restricted by default, because several MLS rulebooks prohibit it even when disclosed.
Why agents use Duskly
Better photos of the same house
AI photo editing is fast everywhere. What we add is the checking: every render is compared with your photo before you see it.
Your photoDusklyAccuracy
Every edit is checked against your original photo
AI models like to zoom in, crop the edges or nudge a wall. Before a render reaches you, we line it up with your photo and throw it out if the framing or the building moved. Then we run it again.
- Same framing, nothing cropped or added at the edges
- The building's lines compared with yours, so a moved wall or roofline is caught
- Redone automatically, so you only see one that passed
Real edits of the same photo. The middle one is a sky replacement from the same AI model, made before we checked numbers.
House numbers
House numbers checked on every render
AI redraws small text, and a wrong number on a listing photo misrepresents the home. We read the house number and any signs on your photo and on each sky and dusk render, and redo the render when they don't match.
- House numbers, addresses and signs
- Checked on every sky replacement and dusk render
Your photo
StagedVirtual staging
Furniture in the room, not in the doorway
We find the doors, doorways and windows in your photo and tell the AI where the doors are. A render that stands a sofa in front of a door or a cabinet across a window is rejected and staged again.
- Doors and doorways kept clear
- Windows left uncovered
- Kitchen islands keep their shape and their aisle
Styles
One empty room, 12 staging styles
Show buyers the room the way they could live in it. Choose from 12 styles across living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, kitchens, home offices and patios, and try another on the same photo.
- 12 styles, from Scandinavian to glam
- 6 room types
The actual product
The edit is the easy half
A study of roughly 40,000 listing images in early 2026 found 10.8% digitally altered, and more than 90% of those carried no disclosure at all. Not because agents intend to mislead. Photographers deliver JPEGs with no record that anything was changed.
The pixels are a commodity. The compliance layer is the thing almost nobody ships.
See what comes backCaliforniaAB 723 — Bus. & Prof. Code §10140.8(a)(1)In force 1 Jan 2026
A licensee publishing a digitally altered listing image must include a conspicuous statement on or adjacent to the image, and a link, URL or QR code to a publicly accessible page showing the original, unaltered image.
CRMLSRule 11.5.2Verbatim
“When adding a digitally enhanced image to the MLS, the original, unaltered version must appear in the listing immediately before or after the digitally enhanced image.”
SDMLSAB 723 FAQ, answers 6 and 7Verbatim
“Upload the original, unaltered photo and place it adjacent to the altered image within the photo sequence.… Yes. Labeling alone is not sufficient.”
And where we have not read the rulebook, we say so. We have not read the rules of most other MLSs. Some are behind a member login and some we have not reviewed yet, so we say nothing about what they require. If you belong to one, your MLS's own rulebook is the answer.
Quality
What we throw away
Every render, from every tool, is measured against your original before you see it. You see which attempts failed and why, including the ones you never saw.
Framing held to your original
Generative editors quietly widen the field of view and invent scene outside your frame. That is peer-reviewed, not folklore. Every render is compared against your photo and discarded if the building moved.
Rejected above 2% drift
No window lit that was dark
A house where every window glows is the tell that gives away a dusk edit. No window is lit unless you ask. When you ask, we light only windows that already show a room, or the ground floor if you pick it.
Off by default
Exposure that reads as a photograph
Blown highlights, crushed shadows, oversaturation and banding are measured against your original. We reject the render rather than ship "too dark to be believable".
Four measures, per render
Transparency
Your original, alongside the edit
Every accepted edit includes its original photo, disclosure wording and an audit record. Paid downloads preserve the provider image. Embedded provider credentials remain unverified; Duskly does not currently sign C2PA manifests.
Provider-original download
Preserves the model output and any embedded provider credentials.
Original and disclosure
Your original photo, disclosure wording and edit record accompany the result.
Visible burned-in label
Available when your publishing destination requires a label on the image.
AI-edited example
Original photo and disclosure included
Pricing
No surprise renewals
Plans renew monthly and you cancel in one click. Nothing is charged beyond the plan price.
Try it
Free
2 renders without an account, 1 more when you sign in, shown at preview resolution.
Single photo
$5per photo
One photo, with several re-runs included. The same package a listing gets.
Per listing
$29per listing
Everything you need to disclose the edits on one listing. No subscription.
Agent
$89per month
works out at $14.83 a listing
For an agent or a small team listing a few properties a month.
Studio
$299per month
works out at $11.96 a listing
For photographers and agencies shooting full time.
FAQ
Questions worth asking
Yes. The duty falls on the licensee publishing the listing, not on the software. What we do is generate the correct disclosure for each surface you publish to, and hand you the unaltered original that several rulebooks require alongside it. We generate it; you publish it.
Most MLS rulebooks we have read do not name day-to-dusk. Stellar MLS does: it allows twilight photos as long as lighting is not added where none exists and the sunset matches where the sun really sets, under its virtual staging rule, which requires disclosure. We classify it as ambiguous and disclose by default. Bay East’s public FAQ does list “sky replacement” as a digitally altered image, and day-to-dusk is commonly implemented as a sky replacement plus synthetic window glow, which changes the depicted time of day, so the lighting-adjustment exemption is not safely available. Outside the US, NSW Fair Trading guidance says agents must not change a property’s appearance by digitally adding or removing features; only lighting adjustments that compensate for poor lighting “may be acceptable”.
It comes back with every edit, unaltered, tagged as a camera capture, and never used for training. For US listings it can be published at a permanent public URL, because California §10140.8 requires the original stay viewable. For EU and UK listings retention is bound to the listing lifecycle instead, and the public page carries a takedown route.
We include disclosure wording, an edit record and the original photo. Paid downloads preserve the provider file without adding a Duskly pixel watermark. Existing provider credentials are preserved but unverified, and Duskly does not currently sign C2PA manifests. You still need to follow the disclosure rules where you publish.
No. No auto-renewal without explicit consent, a renewal email before every charge, and cancellation in one click. The most common complaint in this category is a surprise annual bill, and we would rather not earn that review.
Not consistently, and nobody else can either. The published benchmarks top out around 20% flawless, because models rearrange furniture to face the camera even when handed correct geometry. Each photo is edited independently. Pick your hero shot.
Try it on a listing you are shooting this week
One photo or the whole shoot. Free to try: 2 renders without an account, 1 more when you sign in. If a render shifts your framing, we discard it and try again. You only see renders that pass our checks.
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