Listing photo editing, before and after.

Compare three existing FrameLifter gallery examples. Move each slider to inspect the original and edited image, then read what changed and what to check before publishing.

These are demonstration images, not a complete customer listing or a timed test of the current engine. Prices below describe the current offer, not historic invoices. We do not have verified turnaround or booking results for these examples.

Living room: photo polish

BeforeEnhanced

What changes

The living room is brighter, with more visible detail along the stairs and seating area. Color and contrast change across the room, and the cushions appear tidier.

What to review

Check the sofa, floorboards, stair rails, wall art and windows. Brightness alone does not prove an edit is accurate; compare small details and the framing too.

Lighting and photo cleanup are included in the listing price. How photo enhancement works.

Backyard: day to dusk

BeforeDusk edit

What changes

The gray daytime sky becomes an evening sky, and the scene includes warm window lighting. This is a simulated dusk treatment, not a photograph taken at a different time.

What to review

Inspect the roof, fence, branches, lawn and deck. Make sure the treatment remains appropriate for the property and for the platform where you will publish it.

Day-to-dusk is included in the listing price when selected. Explore day-to-dusk editing.

Bedroom: virtual staging

BeforeVirtually staged

What changes

The empty bedroom gains a bed, rug, bedside tables, lamps and wall art. This is digitally added furniture, clearly different from correcting a room’s lighting.

What to review

Check scale and walking space around the doors and closet. Identify the image as virtually staged where required. Do not use it to imply a rental includes furniture that guests will not receive.

Virtual staging is a separate $4.99 per room, offered after enhancement. Explore virtual staging.