Print your floor plan to scale

Floorprint prints each floor on its own page, at a scale you choose or at the largest scale that fits. The page has a title block, a scale bar, a north arrow and a table of areas, and there is no watermark.

Open the planner

How to print to scale

1. Open Print / save as PDF in the menu.
2. Choose the paper: Letter or Tabloid if you work in feet and inches, A4 or A3 if you work in meters.
3. Leave the scale on Automatic, or pick one, for example 1/4" = 1' or 1:50. Choose which floors to print, and whether to show wall lengths and furniture.
4. Press Print / save as PDF, then in the browser dialog choose the same paper size, set margins to None and the scale to 100%, not "fit to page".

Why the browser settings matter

A drawing is only to scale if the page is printed at its real size. If the browser shrinks the page to fit, a wall drawn at 1/4" = 1' will measure wrong with a scale ruler. The scale bar on every page is there so you can check: measure it with a ruler once, and you know the printout is right.

What is on the page

Each floor gets a page with the walls, doors, windows and room names, and the area of each room. A summary page follows with the areas of the floors and the whole building. Use Automatic when you only want the plan to fill the sheet, and a fixed scale when someone needs to measure from the printout, for example a builder or a lender.