AB 723 photo label tool
Stamp a clear "Virtually staged" or "Digitally altered" label and a date on a listing photo, preview it, and download it. The tool runs in your browser and has no upload step.
Preview
Your labeled photo will appear here.
Check that the label is easy to read at phone size and does not cover anything a buyer needs to see.
Get the rest of the paperwork: the AB 723 Pro Template Pack
California's AB 723 also deals with access to the unaltered original and how the alteration is described across the listing. The pack gives you paste-ready disclosure wording and 15 MLS remarks variants, 12 ready-made label PNGs, a seller acknowledgement form, a brokerage office policy template, an 18-point pre-publish checklist, an originals access checklist and a photo-retention log spreadsheet.
Questions
Is my photo uploaded anywhere?
No. The tool draws your photo and the label on a canvas inside your browser and saves the result to your device. There is no server step.
Which label should I use?
"Virtually staged" is the plain-English choice when furniture or decor was added digitally. "Digitally altered" covers other edits. Your MLS may have its own wording; follow it if it does.
Does a label make my listing compliant?
Not on its own. AB 723 (effective January 1, 2026) also covers access to the unaltered original. Run the free AB 723 checker and read the compliance guide.
This tool and the template pack are not legal advice. Check current California law and your MLS rules, and ask your broker if you are unsure.