For agents & brokers
Virtual staging disclosure
Virtual staging means furniture, decor, or other elements were added to a photo digitally — the room was not physically staged. Many multiple listing services (MLSs), state real estate commissions, and brokerages require that virtually staged listing photos be clearly disclosed so buyers are not misled.
The label Anyview can add
In the editor you can toggle a small “Virtually staged” label that is burned into the corner of the image you download, at full resolution. It is on by default and your choice is saved to your account. This is separate from the preview watermark, which is only there to protect un-purchased previews.
Rules vary — and they’re yours to follow
Disclosure requirements differ by MLS and by state, and they change over time. Some require a label on the image itself; some require specific wording in the listing remarks; some restrict which rooms may be virtually staged at all. You are responsible for knowing and following the rules that apply to your listing, MLS, and jurisdiction.
No compliance guarantee. Anyview does not guarantee that using this label — or the tool generally — satisfies any specific MLS, association, or legal requirement. Please confirm the correct disclosure with your broker and MLS, and review every image before publishing it.