Commercial Rights and MLS Requirements for Generated Images
On a paid plan you can use your renders commercially, including in property marketing. MLS rules differ by region and each MLS sets its own requirements for edited or virtually staged images, and many ask you to disclose them. Check your MLS rules before you upload, and label images that show furniture or changes that do not exist.
Last updated October 26, 2026
Rendair gives you the right to use your renders commercially on paid plans, and that includes property marketing. The rules of the listing service are separate, and they are set by each MLS.
Your rights
Renders you create on Starter, Pro and Studio Pro can be used commercially. Rendair does not add a watermark to your renders on any plan.
What MLS rules usually cover
Every MLS and every region has its own rules. Many of them ask that:
- Images show the property as it really is, or clearly say when they do not.
- Virtually staged or digitally edited images are labeled as such.
- Some also ask you to keep an original, unedited photo available.
Because the rules differ and change, check the current requirements of your MLS before you upload.
Good practice for listings
- Label virtually staged images clearly, for example "Virtually staged".
- Show buyers the empty room too, when your MLS asks for it.
- Do not use edits to hide problems, such as damage, or to change fixed features of the property.
- Keep the original photo.
Concept renders of unbuilt projects
For a building that does not exist yet, label the image as a visualization, so buyers know it shows a design and not a finished building.