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# Restaging

Go back in time and readjust how a shot was taken — replace skies, black out TVs, light fireplaces, remove photographer reflections, make grass greener, and turn day into dusk.

Restaging lets you go back in time and change how a shot was taken — no reshoot required. Catch the property on a grey day, with a dead lawn, a TV left on, or your own reflection in a mirror? Restaging fixes it after the fact: replace the sky with a brighter one, make the grass green and lush, black out the TV, light the fireplace, remove the photographer, or turn a daytime exterior into a dusk shot — so the photo looks the way it would have on a perfect shoot day.

**Property Name:** `restage`

Use the `restage` object to control these sub-properties:

* Sky Replacement — Uses `sky`.
* TV Blackout — Uses `tvs`.
* Fire in Fireplaces — Uses `fire_in_fireplaces`.
* Reflection Removal — Uses `photographer`.
* Grass Greening — Uses `grass`.
* Day to Dusk — Uses `environment`. A premium edit that creates a new image; not available on all accounts.

Open each child page for accepted values, examples, and sample images.

{% hint style="info" %}
Sky control moved into `restage.sky` in API version `2026-07-01`, replacing the old top-level `sky_replacement` and `cloud_type` fields. See Sky Replacement for details and migration notes.
{% endhint %}

### Full request example

```json
{
  "restage": {
    "sky": "LOW_CLOUD",
    "tvs": "BLACK_OUT",
    "fire_in_fireplaces": "ALIGHT",
    "photographer": "REMOVE",
    "grass": "GREEN"
  }
}
```

This example does not include `environment`. Day to Dusk is requested separately, on an image that has already been processed.


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