Input
JPEG, PNG, or WebP room photo plus room and style selections.
AI virtual staging compresses the first design pass, but the useful workflow still depends on a good source photo, clear constraints, and human review.
virtualstagingai.dev sends the uploaded room image, selected room type, selected style, and a geometry-preserving instruction to a model through 302.AI. The instruction asks for scaled furniture and decor while preserving the architecture and view.
The response is a generated image, not a measured design plan. The model infers depth and scale from pixels, so photo quality and room visibility strongly affect the result.
JPEG, PNG, or WebP room photo plus room and style selections.
A server-side request through the configured 302.AI image endpoint.
Human comparison, rejection or regeneration, disclosure, and export.
The most important instructions are about what must not change: camera position, perspective, room dimensions, openings, structural features, floor, and the view outside. Style language should then guide a restrained furniture palette and room function.
Inspect the source and result side by side at full size. Check geometry first, then furniture scale, shadows, reflections, blocked doors, impossible clearances, duplicated objects, and visual artifacts.
A good workflow assigns a reviewer and stores only approved images in the publish folder. Teams should also record which images are virtually staged so disclosure is not lost during handoff.
The current app provides private account sessions, queued 302.AI generation, authenticated image history and downloads, a durable credit ledger, and Creem subscription checkout.
That boundary is reflected across the FAQ, pricing, privacy, and legal policies so the marketing site does not promise capabilities that are still on the roadmap.
Generation is automated, but publishing should not be. A person needs to compare the output with the source and reject any material change or visual error.
virtualstagingai.dev uses 302.AI as a configurable gateway. The exact image model and endpoint are environment settings so the provider can change without rewriting the studio.
The virtualstagingai.dev application does not contain a training pipeline. In production mode, the configured 302.AI service receives the image for generation; provider handling and retention must be confirmed against the final provider terms.
Upload, choose a direction, generate, and compare the result with the source room.