Staged photos your MLS
will actually accept.

Yes. Virtual staging is accepted on every major US MLS, including REBNY, CRMLS, MRED, and Bright MLS, as long as the listing discloses that the photos are virtually staged and the staging does not misrepresent the property. Vestaro gives you original-resolution output and full control over the caption, so meeting your board’s disclosure rule is straightforward.

No. On any paid plan, downloads are clean, original-resolution JPG or PNG with no Vestaro watermark or badge baked into the image. What you upload to the MLS looks like a normal listing photo, which is exactly what most boards expect.

Most MLSs require a "Virtually Staged" label somewhere the buyer will see it — typically in the photo caption, the public remarks, or both. Vestaro output is disclosure-neutral: we do not write anything onto the image, so you add the exact caption your board requires. The text and placement stay under your control.

They do. The wording, the required placement, and how many photos must be labeled all differ between boards and states, and some states are tightening their rules. Treat any general guidance as a starting point and verify the current requirement with your local MLS and broker before you publish.

No. Virtual staging adds furniture and decor to the photograph only — nothing in the actual home changes. The disclosure exists so buyers understand the furnishings are digital, which is why keeping walls, windows, and the room itself accurate matters.

You get a standard JPG or PNG at the original resolution of the photo you uploaded — no downscaling, no compression artifacts added by us. That is the format every major MLS and listing-syndication feed expects, so files upload without conversion.

Use the Vestaro disclosure checker to look up representative requirements by MLS and state, then confirm the current rule with your board. Disclosure rules change, so the checker is a guide — your broker and local MLS are the final word.