Object Removal
Remove a specific object while preserving the surrounding room.
- Cost
- 2 credits
- Takes
- A photograph
- Returns
- One image, or several variants to choose between
After
BeforeOne thing removed, named by the user — and only that thing.
2cGenerated by this product in July 2026 · template object_removal v1 · source: generated with seedream 5 pro
What it leaves alone
Walls, windows, doors, ceiling height and the camera position stay exactly as photographed.
Carried by the operation’s prompt template, whose id and version are recorded on every job — so a result can be explained, or reproduced, long after it was made.
What you choose
Every option below is offered by this operation in the studio, and the illustrated ones are shown as photographs there rather than named in a dropdown.
Object to remove
Typed in, not picked from a list.
How it works
- 01
Upload the photograph
A straight-on shot of the room, well lit. Nothing else is needed — no 3D model, no measurements, no site visit.
- 02
Set the direction
Choose object to remove.
- 03
Generate
Object Removal costs 2 credits at these settings, and the price is on the button before you press it. One image, or several variants to choose between.
Questions
- What does Object Removal cost?
- 2 credits at the default settings. Each additional variant of the same image is another 2, because a variant is another generation. Credits are reserved before the model runs and returned in full on every path that does not deliver an image, so a failed generation costs nothing.
- What do I need to upload for Object Removal?
- A straight-on shot of the room, well lit. A photograph taken on a phone is enough — there is no 3D model, measurement or site visit involved.
- Does Object Removal change anything I did not ask it to?
- Walls, windows, doors, ceiling height and the camera position stay exactly as photographed. That constraint is written into the operation's prompt template, and the template's id and version are recorded on every job, so any result can be explained or reproduced later.
- Do I have to disclose an image made with Object Removal?
- In a property listing, yes. The result is a digitally altered photograph, and every market that has ruled on it requires that to be labelled where the image appears. Vizydesign keeps the original alongside every result so the unaltered frame is always retrievable.
Read next
- Do you have to disclose virtual staging?
Yes, in every market that has ruled on it. What the rule actually requires, where the label goes, and the one distinction that decides whether an edit needs disclosing at all.
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