Multi-angle virtual staging
Most virtual staging works one photo at a time, so the same room shot from two corners comes back with two different sofas. Renov stages the room, not the photo: every angle is rendered from one 3D model, so the furniture is identical everywhere.
Why single-photo staging breaks across angles
An image model that sees one photo invents furniture for that photo. Give it the next photo of the same room and it invents again: a different sofa, a rug that changes size, a lamp that moves to the other side. Buyers notice, and a listing that contradicts itself reads as fake.
How Renov keeps every angle the same
- All photos of a room are reconstructed together into one 3D room, with the cameras placed where they stood.
- Each product is a real 3D model, placed once on the floor or a wall of that room.
- Every angle is a view of that same scene, so position, size and orientation cannot drift.
- The render reads each product's catalogue photo, so colour and material match across angles too.
What you can do with it
- Stage a room shot from two to eight or more angles.
- Move, turn or swap a piece once and see it change in every photo.
- Connect two rooms so the living room shows through the hallway door, staged.
- Render each angle in one of 14 lights, from the photo's own light to golden hour or night.
Pricing per room, not per photo
A room costs 10 credits and includes up to 4 angles with 3 pictures each. A credit is €0.70 to €1 depending on how many you buy, so a room comes to €5.53 to €10. Your first room is free.
Questions
- What is multi-angle virtual staging?
- Staging every photo of a room with the same furniture, in the same place, so the photos agree with each other. Renov does it by rendering every angle from one 3D model of the room.
- How many angles can I stage?
- As many as you shot. A room includes 4 angles, and each extra angle is 2 credits.
- Do I need special photos?
- No. Use the listing photos you already have. More photos of the same room that overlap give a better 3D model.