Zetta Lens
How it works
Three taps from empty room to listing-ready photo
- 01
Shoot the room
Point the phone at the room as it is — empty, half-packed or lived in. One shot per angle is enough.
- 02
Pick room type + style
Tell Lens what the room is and how it should feel: Scandinavian, modern, classic, minimal, and more.
- 03
Get staged photos
Furniture, lighting and finishes are generated into the shot. Walls, windows and proportions stay exactly where they are.
Before & after
Same room. Listing-ready.
Drag the handle — or focus it and use the arrow keys — to compare.
Features
Built around a listing shoot, not a single photo
A style per listing
Multiple staging styles, applied consistently across every room so a listing looks like one shoot, not five.
Room-type aware
Living room, bedroom, kitchen, office — Lens stages each with furniture that belongs in it.
Photo library per property
Every shot is filed under its property and room. A whole listing gets staged in one pass, then exported together.
Original geometry preserved
Room dimensions, windows and structure are untouched. Buyers see the real space, furnished.
English and Portuguese
The full app — capture, styles, exports — in EN and PT.
Made for the walkthrough
Camera-first, offline-tolerant capture: shoot the whole property first, stage while you drive back.
FAQ
Questions, answered
Does it change the room itself?
No. Lens stages furniture, décor and lighting into the photo you took. Walls, windows, floors and proportions stay as photographed, so the staged image still shows the real space.
How long does a staged photo take?
Usually a couple of minutes per photo. You can queue a full property and let the batch finish while you move on.
Which rooms and styles are supported?
The common listing rooms — living room, bedroom, kitchen, dining room, home office — each with a set of staging styles from minimal and Scandinavian to classic and contemporary.
Do I need a special camera?
No. A recent phone camera is enough. Shoot from a corner, keep the whole room in frame, and avoid heavy backlighting for the best result.
Can I use staged photos in a listing?
Yes, subject to the disclosure rules of your market. Most boards require virtually staged photos to be labelled as such — check your local requirements before publishing.