Disclosure guides.

The state-by-state rules for AI-altered listing photos, in plain English — what each law asks, who it hits, and how to stay ahead of the effective date. Information, not legal advice.

California AB 723 →
The disclosure rule live since January 1, 2026 — label on the image, original kept, and what comes next in other states.
AB 723 for photographers →
The agent is liable even when a vendor made the edit — what that means for your delivery workflow: labeled files, originals kept, proof links, CRMLS Rule 11.5.2.
Wisconsin Act 69 →
Effective January 1, 2027 — disclosure when technology-altered photos create a false or misleading impression, in the statute's own words. What to do before the date.
Wisconsin Act 69 for photographers →
The agent is liable even when a vendor made the edit — what that means for your Wisconsin delivery workflow: labeled files, originals kept, proof links.

Free tool: AB 723 labeler →

Burn a “Virtually staged” or “Digitally enhanced” disclosure into any listing photo — no signup, and the photo never leaves your browser.

The staging part, when you need it.

Stagefront stages or enhances the photo in 1-5 minutes, bakes the “Virtually staged” or “Digitally enhanced” label into every file, and keeps the original side by side with a shareable proof page. 3 free images, watermarked — no card required.