Complete light modification in one click, right inside Lightroom.

It lives natively inside Lightroom Classic — your whole workflow stays in one place, with no exporting to other apps or websites and no files to juggle. That alone makes it far tidier, simpler and more intuitive than tools that send you out to a browser or a separate app.

And it's the only one built specifically for real estate and architectural photography — not a generic AI tool. Every preset is tested at least 300 times on real property and architecture shoots before it ever ships, and it's made by a working real-estate photographer who knows the job, so it solves the problems you actually have.

Yes. AI LightLab is a native plugin for Adobe Lightroom Classic. Select photos, choose a preset, enhanced files land back in your catalog — no external apps, no browser tabs, no Photoshop round-trips.

Generated photos always land in your Lightroom catalog, but they may not appear in your current view if you're filtering by folder or collection.

Fastest way: right-click the source photo in Lightroom → choose Go to Folder in Library → sort by File Name. The new files appear next to their originals with the preset name appended (e.g. IMG_001-twilight_hero.jpg). They're saved alongside the source file on disk, in the same folder.

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Tick the Consistent Retouch box when you process a batch. Currently supported on Bed Reset (same bedding style across every bedroom angle) and Season Change (same vegetation and sky across property shots). More presets are added in free updates as they're validated — no extra charge for existing owners.

Because we're tired of subscriptions too. Almost every tool now wants a monthly fee, whether you shoot ten listings that month or none at all.

With AI LightLab you buy the license once, then top up credits only when you need them. Credits never expire: a quiet month costs you nothing, a busy one simply uses more. No renewal dates, no automatic charges, no “use it or lose it”.

Honestly, no — but they get close. Roughly 95% of shots come out clean on the first pass. Behind every generation, an AI checker compares the result with your original and automatically runs it again if the room, the framing or the windows have changed, at no extra credit.

What can still slip through is the very smallest detail — see the next answer. Always look over a result before you deliver it.

Yes, sometimes. The AI redraws the whole image, so micro-details — tiny text and signs, distant cars, people far in the background, very fine patterns — often come out slightly altered or simplified. In the most extreme conversions, like turning day into night, it can occasionally add a small extra detail, such as one more light bulb than the real fixture has.

The AI checker stops anything that changes the room, but a detail this small can slip past it, just as it slips past the human eye. The good news: you're already inside Lightroom, so it's usually a few seconds' fix with the Remove tool. If you'd rather bring a detail back exactly as it was in the original, use a layer mask (see What if the AI changes an area I wanted to keep?).

Almost never. Clients look at the whole photo — on a phone, on a listing page, in a magazine spread — and when the light transforms the room, that's what they see. Practically nobody zooms in to 400% looking for a light switch.

That's not an excuse to skip the check: give your hero shots a quick look at 100% before delivery. But a tiny detail is rarely what decides whether a photo works.

Yes — a lot. The AI works on the image you send it, exactly as it looks when exported from Lightroom. The better the input, the better the result, with every preset.

From best to worst: a fully edited photo (exposure, white balance, lens corrections, verticals) > a photo with basic adjustments only > an untouched RAW. Spend a minute on the basics first: the AI builds on what it receives, it doesn't fix everything for you.

You're already inside Lightroom Classic — every AI result lands next to the original, ready for tone curves, local masks, exposure tweaks and your usual Develop adjustments. When Lightroom isn't enough, a single right-click sends both files to Photoshop as layers — full pixel-level control, native to your existing workflow.

If the AI changes an area you want to keep from the original — a specific window, a piece of furniture, a reflection — you don't have to redo the generation. Open the original and the AI result as layers in Photoshop, auto-align, and paint a layer mask to bring back exactly what you want. Precise, non-destructive, done in under two minutes.

1. Open both shots as layers. Select original + AI result in Lightroom, right-click → Edit in Photoshop → Open as Layers.
2. Auto-align layers. Select both, Edit → Auto-Align Layers → Auto. Done in seconds.
3. Mask back what you want. Add a layer mask to the AI layer and paint black with a soft brush over the areas you want to restore from the original.
4. Flatten & save. Back in Lightroom as a standard file — ready for Develop, masks, and export.

Adobe Lightroom Classic 10.0 or later, macOS or Windows. The cloud Lightroom CC is not supported.

Your originals are never touched. Each enhancement is imported as a new file in your catalog, named clearly (IMG_1234_Twilight_Hero_4K.jpg). Crop, mask, develop — like any other photo.

No. Images are transmitted over HTTPS and not stored after processing. We never use your photos to train models or for any purpose beyond the one enhancement you requested.

Never. One 2K enhancement = 1 credit, one 4K = 2.

14-day money-back on plugin licenses if you haven't used more than the 20 included welcome credits. Credit packs, as digital consumables, aren't refundable once used.