Shot in February, on the market in June. The snow comes off the ground, the roof and the branches, the garden goes into leaf and the driveway is itself again — or move a summer photo to autumn or winter. The house, the paths and the camera angle stay exactly as shot. 1 credit a photo.

As shotNew seasonWhat this does
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Snow, ice, slush and fallen leaves go, and what comes out from under them is the surface your photo already shows elsewhere: the driveway in its own material to its own edges, the lawn as grass to its own shape, gravel as gravel.
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Only the deciduous planting follows the season. Conifers stay green, palms and olives do not change at all, and every tree and shrub keeps its exact size, shape and position — only the foliage changes.
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No lawn where there was gravel, no path that was never there, no new bed, planter or garden furniture. If the photo does not show it, neither does the result.
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The daylight takes the colour and height of the new season, but the sun keeps the direction your shadows already give it, so the photograph still reads as one real moment.
How it works
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Open Seasonal Reset and drop in the photo — a house, a garden, a plot, a terrace.
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Auto shows the property at its best, which for a snowy or bare photo means high summer. Spring, summer, autumn and winter are there when you want a particular one.
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The result lands in your library beside the original, with the season changed and nothing else touched.
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Save it for the listing. Both photos stay in your library, so you can show the property in either season.
Examples
The same brick house, photographed in full summer with hard shadows, run twice. Each pair is one run of the tool on the photo beside it, at the framing it returned.

As shotNew season
As shotNew seasonThe planting, the ground cover and the quality of the daylight. Deciduous trees and shrubs take the new season, the lawn and the beds follow, and snow, ice and fallen leaves come or go. The building, the roof, the driveway, the paths, the fences and the framing do not change.
Whatever your photo already shows. The tool reads the surfaces where they are visible in the frame and continues them: the driveway in its own material to its own edges, the lawn as grass to its own shape, gravel as gravel, decking as decking. It does not invent a garden.
Yes. Pick Winter and a summer photo comes back with bare branches, settled snow on the lawn, the roof and the shrub tops, and the driveway and paths cleared the way an owner keeps them. Evergreens stay green under their snow.
No. The daylight takes the colour and height of the new season, but the sun keeps the direction your existing shadows give it, and every shadow keeps its direction. It is the same time of day in another month.
Gravel stays gravel, decking stays decking, and desert or drought planting stays what it is. The tool changes what actually follows the season and leaves the rest, so a xeriscaped garden does not come back as turf.
Yes. The photo now shows the property in a season it was not photographed in, so label it the way you would label a staged photo. Rules differ by market — check yours.
Fix the sky, the lawn and the clutter first, then move the whole photo to another season.
Upload the photo, pick a season or leave it on Auto. 1 credit a run.