Free AB 723 label tool — add a virtual staging disclosure label in your browser
Last updated: 2026-08-09
In short
California’s AB 723 (live since January 1, 2026) requires a conspicuous disclosure on AI-altered listing photos. This free tool burns a Virtually staged or Digitally enhanced label into your photo — the same label style Stagefront bakes into every result. No signup, and your photo never touches our servers: everything runs in your browser.
Need the staging itself, not just the label? Stagefront stages or enhances your photo in 1-5 minutes, bakes in this same label, and keeps the original side by side. Start free — 3 watermarked images, no card required
No upload, no account, no server: the photo is decoded and labeled in your browser with the canvas API, and the download is generated locally. Close the tab and nothing of yours remains here.
How it works
- Drop a photo. It is decoded straight into a canvas element in this tab — there is no upload step, because there is no server involved.
- Pick the label. Virtually staged when furniture or décor was added; Digitally enhanced for sky, lighting, or declutter edits that leave the room itself unchanged. The strip is drawn onto the image at the same size and position Stagefront uses on its own exports.
- Download the labeled JPEG. The file is generated locally from the canvas. Close the tab and nothing of yours remains here.
Why the label matters
In a Coraly analysis reported by HousingWire, more than 90% of AI-altered portal photos carried no disclosure at all — and MLSs enforce photo rules with fines, commonly $250–500 per non-compliant listing. The short version of the rule: if a tool added furniture, changed the sky, or removed what was really there, label the photo and keep the original next to it. The full breakdown lives in our AB 723 guide and the photographer workflow guide.
What this tool does not do
It labels — it does not stage. If the photo still needs the virtual staging or enhancement itself, that is the part Stagefront does: staged in 1-5 minutes, this exact label baked into the file, and the original kept side by side with a shareable proof page — the “access to the original” half of AB 723, satisfied by default. Every account starts with 3 free watermarked images, no card required.
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