Remove window glare from listing photos with AI

Listing photos compete as thumbnails. A living room with white rectangles where the windows should be, a flash star in the bathroom mirror, or a bright streak across the floor reads as a quick phone snapshot, and buyers scroll past. Windows are also where the light and the view are, two of the things buyers say they care about most, so a blown-out window hides a selling point.

Fixing it by hand means masking every window in Photoshop and blending in a second exposure you may not have. Here you upload the photo, keep the prompt, and the AI removes the glare, evens out the light and keeps the room as it was photographed.

• “Remove harsh camera flash glare from the windows and mirrors, eliminate hot spots on the hardwood floors.”
• “Remove glare and reflections from cabinets.”
• “Remove reflections from the cabinets but leave the shine, as the cabinets have some shine to them.”

The last one is a good example of how to prompt: say what to remove and what to keep. Follow-up prompts on the same photo cost one generation each, so a fix that needs two passes is still faster than one masking job.

A gray sky outside the window? Use blue sky replacement on the exterior shots and day to twilight for the hero image. Empty rooms get virtual staging in the Listing Kit, lived-in rooms get decluttered. The whole workflow for agents is on AI for real estate agents.