

Examples we made ourselves to show the kind of work. They are not client properties or client ads.
What we change, and what we never change
We work on the photography, not the property. On every listing photo we correct light, white balance, windows, colour and detail: dark corners lifted and bright windows held back.
Nothing is added, removed, moved or restyled. We do not do virtual staging, object removal, sky replacement or twilight edits. The rooms, furniture, views and garden in the photo are the ones a buyer sees on a viewing.
If you need staging for an empty property, that is a different service with its own labelling rules. Our guide to photo enhancement and virtual staging explains the difference.


AI-assisted editing, every photo checked against the original
We use AI-assisted editing. Every photo is checked against its original before delivery, and nothing in the property is added, removed, moved or restyled.
The check compares each edited photo with the photo you sent. The point of it is simple: an edit should make the photo better, not make the property look different.
Per property, not per photo
We don't price per image. One price covers every listing photo of one property: USD 99, one-off, net of VAT. EU businesses pay EUR 99, reverse charge with a valid VAT number.
One property is one address: a house, cottage, hotel, venue or club. Additional properties are USD 99 each, so an agency with five listings pays for five packs, and each pack is delivered within 48 hours of receiving its photos.
See pricing for both services on one page.
A walk-through video from your listing photos
Every pack includes a 25 to 40 second walk-through video made from the enhanced photos, as a bonus. It is made from still photos, so it is not a filmed tour, and you don't need to send any video.
Once you have paid, you may use the delivered photos and video for your business: on listing sites, your website, social media, ads and print, as our terms set out.
How it works
- Free sample. Send the link to your website or listing. We make a free sample from the photos already on it.
- Payment. If you want the full pack, we send a secure Stripe payment link and you pay by card. The invoice comes automatically from Isteno SIA.
- Your photos. Send the listing link or the photos. A shared folder link is fine.
- Delivery. Within 48 hours of receiving them, by a private download link. One free revision round is included.
We work by email, start to finish. No calls are needed.
Rules on edited listing photos
The rules we have read draw the same line. California's CRMLS allows “adjustments to the lighting, sharpening, white balance, color correction, angle, straightening, cropping, and exposure” as long as they “do not change how the property is represented” (CRMLS guidance, updated 20 October 2026). NSW Fair Trading says “adjusting the lighting effects only to compensate for poor lighting may be acceptable”, but agents must not digitally remove or add features (NSW advertising guidelines).
Rules differ by MLS, portal and country, and we can't tell you what yours allows. Our guide can you edit real estate listing photos? quotes the rules with links and dates.
For estate agents in the UK and Australia
The pack works the same way for estate agents and property managers: send the portal listing or the property photos, and you get every photo of that property back with better light. Outside the EU the price is USD 99 per property.
In England, Wales and Northern Ireland, The Property Ombudsman's code asks agents to “take all reasonable steps to ensure that all statements that you make about a property, whether oral, pictorial or written, are accurate and are not misleading” (TPO code, paragraph 7i). Keeping the property as it is in every photo is how we work anyway.
Sources
- Digitally Altered Image Guidance & FAQs (CA AB 723, CRMLS Rule 11.5.2), CRMLS (California Regional MLS), published 18 December 2025, updated 20 October 2026 (read 30.10.2026)
- Advertising guidelines for property agents in NSW, NSW Government (Fair Trading), no date shown on the page (read 30.10.2026)
- Code of Practice for Residential Estate Agents (England, Wales and Northern Ireland), paragraph 7i, The Property Ombudsman, effective from 1 June 2019; file dated March 2026 (read 30.10.2026)
- Framelift Studio terms, Framelift Studio, live page, 30.10.2026 (read 30.10.2026)