How to Remodel Zillow Listing Photos with AI

A listing’s photos sell the home before anyone visits. But buyers often struggle to see past dated cabinets, a dark floor or a wall colour they don’t like. Listing Remodel lets you show what the home could look like, room by room.

What you need

• A Zillow listing link, or your own room photos
• A free BasedFrame account (new accounts get 30 credits)

Step 1: Import the listing

Open Listing Remodel or paste the Zillow link straight into the box on the BasedFrame home screen. BasedFrame reads the listing, pulls in its photos and sorts them by room: living room, kitchen, bedrooms, bathrooms and exterior.

Importing a listing costs 5 credits, refunded automatically if no photos come back.

Step 2: Pick what to change

Choose a photo from the room list. Then either:

• Drop a dot on the thing you want to change, like the floor, a countertop or the sofa. Adjust the area slider so the circle just covers it.
• Draw a box around a larger area, like a whole wall.
• Mark nothing to change the entire photo, for example “stage it in a warm Japandi style”.

Step 3: Describe the change

Type what you want in plain words. Short, specific instructions work best.

Step 4: Generate, compare, apply

Pick a quality level and how many variants you want, then generate. When the results arrive, click a variant to preview it and hold C to compare with the original. Click Apply to keep it. Your next change builds on the applied version.

Tools that pair well

Tips for realistic results

• One change at a time. Change the floor, apply it, then change the walls. Small steps look more natural than one big prompt.
• Name the material, not the mood. “Herringbone oak” beats “make it nicer”.
• Keep it believable. Show changes a buyer could actually make, and say so in the listing.

Next, read our virtual staging guide, or import your first listing free.