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Twilight listing photoVirtual twilight for real estate photos


The dusk shot leads a listing, and it usually takes a second shoot or a day's wait for an editor. Add your daytime photo of the home and get the same photo at dusk, the sky deep blue or after sunset, every window warm and its own lights on, with the house, trees and street left as they are.
from $0.50 an imageYour first $2 is on us, enough for about 4 photos. No card needed.
- 01Add a daytime photo of the front or back of the home.
- 02Pick blue hour or sunset, or let it read the place. Turn on Green the lawn or Clear the driveway if the photo needs it.
- 03Get the same photo at dusk, at 4K, in about 35 seconds.
Real runs
What it has made
Each one came back as you see it, from the photo in its corner where there is one. The homes are generated photos, not real listings.


A pool house at blue hour


A corner condo at sunset

The pool house at sunset

The colonial, Surprise me
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Questions
Twilight listing photo, answered
- Do I have to say it was edited?
- Yes. Say in your listing that the photo was virtually edited to dusk. MLS rules ban photos that misrepresent a property, so the recipe changes only the sky, the light and what you turn on, never the house.
- Will it change the house?
- It is built not to: the roof, windows, doors, trees and street stay where they are. In our runs a colonial kept every shutter and both garage doors, and a brick condo building kept its balconies. Compare it with your photo, and run it again if something moved.
- Does it work on the back of the house?
- Yes. A back yard with a pool works, like the pool house above, and so does a building shot from across the street.
- What does Twilight listing photo make?
- Your daytime exterior photo as a twilight listing shot: a deep blue dusk sky, every window warm and the porch lights on, with the house exactly as photographed.
- What do I need to bring?
- A daytime photo of the outside of the home. The result is virtually edited, so say so in your listing.
- How does it work?
- Add a daytime photo of the front or back of the home. Pick blue hour or sunset, or let it read the place. Turn on Green the lawn or Clear the driveway if the photo needs it. Get the same photo at dusk, at 4K, in about 35 seconds.
- What can I choose?
- Sky: Blue hour, Sunset or Surprise me. Leave any of them to Surprise me.
- How much does it cost?
- From $0.50 an image, and you see the exact price before you press go. A run that fails costs nothing, there is no subscription, and you can start free without a card.
- Can I use the result commercially?
- Yes. You own what you make on Leap, so you can use it commercially, and we never train AI on it. The people and brands shown in a result can still have rights in it; the Terms say more.
- Can I run it from code?
- Yes. Developers run it as leap/twilight-listing through the Leap API, at the same price, with the same choices.
It runs on GPT Image 2.5 Sunburst, with the prompting done for you. Rather write your own? Open a model's page and start from there.
Building an app? Run twilight listing photo from the API
The dusk shot that leads the listing.
Start with $2 of credit, no card. Every run shows its price before it starts.


