Photorealistic AI virtual staging and room redesign from a photo in 15–60 seconds
AI rap video generator that turns two photos into a personalized rap duet
Stage
Startup
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Founded
2026
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Based in
CA
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Pricing model
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Paid
Pricing
Free: 3 renders for life, no credit card. Room Pack: $9 USD one-time for 20 renders. Pro: $46 USD per month or $39 USD per month billed yearly ($468 per year) for 250 renders per month. Agency: $99 USD per month or $89 USD per month billed yearly ($1,068 per year) for 1,000 renders per month.
One video $6.99, three-video Duo pass $14.99 ($5.00 per video), ten-video Crew pass $39.99 ($4.00 per video). Passes are one-time purchases with no subscription and never expire.
Key features
60+ interior and outdoor design styles
Results in 15–60 seconds depending on how much detail the space has
Walls, windows, doorways, ceiling height and camera angle preserved from original photo
Automatic quality check of every render against the original photo
Custom prompts to describe changes in plain English (Pro and Agency)
AI cleanup to remove clutter and unwanted objects (Pro and Agency)
Outdoor styles for backyards, patios and gardens (Pro and Agency)
2K downloads on Pro, 4K lossless PNG on Agency
Virtually Staged stamp on paid renders
Scene store with sets and scenes
Two separate photo uploads (one face per performer)
Original lyrics written for the scene
AI-generated rapped vocals and beat
Mouth movement lip-sync
Vertical 9:16 MP4 video format
Watermark-free downloads
Renders in 1–3 minutes
Browser-based, no app installation
What makes it different
Photorealistic results in just 15–60 seconds without moving any furniture
Core room architecture stays exact—only furniture, decor and finishes change
Commercial license included on paid plans for MLS and real estate listings
Scene store catalog with multiple sets and scenes, expanded weekly
Two separate photos required allows friends in different cities to collaborate
Reuse same two photos across any scene in the catalog
Continuous single-shot performance, not a slideshow