AI balances light, colour and sharpness, removes clutter and furnishes empty rooms. Upload one photo and the result is ready in a few minutes.

BeforeAfterCleanup mode: AI removed the trees and bushes that hid the building. Drag the slider.
One photo in JPG, PNG or WEBP, up to 10 MB. We set up a GREM account for your email and send you a sign-in link.
Enhance corrects light, color and sharpness. Cleanup removes unwanted objects and fills in the background where they were. Virtual Staging adds furniture: choose the room type and style.
Processing usually takes a few minutes. The result opens in your account via the link in the email and is saved to the property. The original photo is not changed.


There are three modes. Enhance corrects light, color and sharpness. Cleanup removes unwanted objects, and AI fills in the background where they were. Virtual Staging furnishes an empty room in the style you choose.
Yes. Choose Cleanup and write in the description field what to remove, for example a car in the driveway or things on the floor. AI removes the object and fills in the background.
Yes. The photo stays at its original size, and the original is kept unchanged. Remove clutter, not defects: buyers will see cracks and the real condition of finishes at the viewing anyway.
Enhancement and cleanup are paid per photo or included in your plan's monthly limit. Virtual staging is available from the Start plan. Current prices and limits are in the pricing table on the home page.
JPG, PNG or WEBP up to 10 MB. On this page you upload one photo; in your account you can process all photos of a property at once. The sharper and brighter the original, the better the result.
Usually a few minutes. We send a sign-in link to your email, and the finished result opens in your account.
Buyers look at the photos first, yet many listing photos are taken on a phone in poor light. AI enhancement corrects the most common problems in a photo you already have. Below: what it fixes, an example, and how to shoot for a better result.
The first photo decides whether someone opens the listing, and the gallery decides whether they get in touch. When two similar properties are listed at the same price, the one with brighter and tidier photos has the better chance.
A photographer for every listing costs money and time. Enhancement improves the photos you already have, so it makes sense to run every listing through it.
Enhancement improves presentation but must not change the facts about the property. Cracks, stains and the real condition of finishes should stay visible: buyers will see them at the viewing anyway, and listing sites may reject misleading photos. The goal is a photo of the same property on a good day, not a different property.
Dark room, yellow tint from the ceiling lamps, a charging cable on the floor.
Brighter, even light, neutral white walls, sharper details, the cable is gone. The same room, the way it looks in person on a bright day.