I will put it on a measured wall.
Show them the wall,
not the file.
A photograph of your painting tells a buyer almost nothing about living with it. A calibrated room tells them everything.
Your artwork never altered. 🔒
Three reasons a buyer hesitates
All three are about uncertainty. A room visual answers two of them outright.
📏They cannot judge the scale
Centimetres on a listing are abstract. A wall with a chair beneath it is not.
🖐️They cannot see the surface
Impasto, tooth, the way varnish catches the light. No photograph carries this, and we will not pretend otherwise.
🏠They cannot picture it at home
The gap between liking a picture and imagining it above your own table is where most sales quietly end.
Four steps, about a minute.
- Step 1: Upload the work One image, straight from your camera roll. StudioKeeper reads the file, never the picture inside it.
- Step 2: Give it the real size Height and width in centimetres. This is the number every other measurement is computed from.
- Step 3: Choose a room and a frame Pick a calibrated scene, then the profile, mat and glazing. The outside dimensions are worked out for you.
- Step 4: Save it and use it anywhere Take the visual to your listing, your socials or an email. It is your image, with no watermark.
What a room visual cannot do
Where scale is estimated rather than measured, the tool says so on the image itself. Screens shift colour, and we say that too.
A room visual answers “how big is it?” well. It is not a substitute for standing in front of the work.
Twenty-nine tools sit behind this one
The In-situ Studio reads the same artwork record as the inventory, the listing, the certificate and the wall label. Enter a work once and it is available everywhere.
