Why label?
California AB 723 and many MLSs require a clear label on or next to an altered photo, plus access to the original. See our guide to disclosing virtual staging for wording and placement.
Free tool Label and resize listing photos for the MLS.
Add a “Virtually staged” or “Digitally altered” label to the corner of each photo and size it for MLS upload. It runs in your browser, so your photos never leave your computer.
- Free, no account
- Up to 50 photos at once
- JPG, 2,048 px long side
- Nothing is uploaded
Photos
0 of 50. JPG, PNG or WebP.
Drop edited photos here
Label
Use the wording your MLS asks for.
Size
Your labeled photo appears here
Add your edited or virtually staged photos to see the label before you download.
Free. Photos are processed on your device and never uploaded.
Keep the originals
A label is only half of it. Many rules also ask for the unaltered photo next to the staged one. Upload both, in the order your MLS asks for.
Need the staging too?
Listing Curator stages a room in about a minute, and every download already includes a labeled MLS copy and the original.
Read more: How to disclose virtual staging · MLS photo requirements · Disclosure rules by state