Non-destructive, always
Every edit is a parameter, not a flattened file. Turn it off and the original returns. That matters when a seller asks what was changed.
Photo edits
Straighten, crop and balance the still — reviewed before any motion is applied.
Live for straighten, crop and balance on Fidelity exports. Object removal is not offered: there is no inpainting provider, so clutter stays in the frame.
Most listing photos need the same three corrections: a straightened vertical, a tighter crop and a balance pass. Photo edits run on the still, so the fix is visible on the property page before the video exists — and the export carries the disclosure with it.
Every edit is a parameter, not a flattened file. Turn it off and the original returns. That matters when a seller asks what was changed.
The panel straightens, crops and balances. It does not erase bins, cables or reflections: removal needs inpainting that is not built, so it is refused rather than faked. It never adds furniture either — that is virtual staging, with its own disclosure and its own page.
A video made from edited stills carries the flag in its MP4 comment and in the project record. In markets where a materially altered image must be labelled, the label is not optional.
Not in photo edits. Virtual staging is a separate, explicitly labelled feature with its own page. Structural changes are never offered: a moved wall is a misrepresentation, not a design decision.
Not yet. Edits live on the property page and apply when a Fidelity film exports; the corrected stills are not a standalone download. Today the answer is no.
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