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Arrange
in 3D

Move a piece that landed wrong, then re-render.

When eight pieces are right and one isn't, you don't have to re-roll the room. Stageory reconstructs the render into individual 3D objects sitting in your photo's own camera frame — move them, rotate them, resize them, delete them — then renders the new arrangement back into a photograph.

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Real objects, real positions

Pieces are reconstructed into one shared 3D scene, so the room's arrangement is preserved.

Move, rotate, resize, delete

Drag a piece across the room, turn it, scale it, or take it out entirely — with undo.

Deletions actually stick

A removed piece is named explicitly in the re-render, so it doesn't get helpfully put back.

Back to a photograph

The edited arrangement is re-rendered with your pieces' real materials, inside your real room.

Why it matters

“Every other option is regenerate and hope. Moving the one piece that's wrong is a smaller, more predictable change than asking for a whole new room.”

Fix one piece instead of the whole render

Keep the eight things that were already right

Try an arrangement before committing to it

Take out a piece the client didn't like

Explore more ways to keep every part of your workspace connected and up to date.

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