Exporting a 2D floor plan image

Turn your plan into a clean image you can print, email, or drop into a doc — and choose exactly what shows on it.

Updated 2026-07-20

Export the 2D floor plan as a PNG image — for documents, emails, printing, or sharing. Multiple options control style, content, size, and quality.

Step by step

1
Open the export dialog
Top bar → Share / Export → Export to Image / PDF. The Export floor plan dialog opens with PNG selected as the format. Printing and exporting share this one dialog — the same options drive both.
The Export floor plan dialog — PNG format, with style and content toggles.
2
Choose style
Black & white (architectural style) — strips colors for a pure line drawing. Suits formal documents and clean printing. Color (default) — full color rendering, including furniture and rugs.
3
Choose content
Show labels — furniture and room names. Show measurements — wall and segment lengths labeled. Show room tints — soft color fill per detected room. Show grid — major grid lines. Show guides — alignment guides if any.
4
Pick paper size and quality
Choose the paper size the export targets — from A4 and Letter all the way up to A0 and ARCH E for large-format plots — and use the quality picker to set the resolution. Bigger paper plus higher quality gives a sharper (and larger) file.
5
Multi-floor: pick floors
If your design has multiple floors, select which to export. One PNG per floor; downloaded as a single zip if multiple selected.
6
Click Export
PNG downloads to your device. File name based on design name.

Black-and-white plan with dimensions reads like a real construction drawing — what builders, landlords, and inspectors expect.

For large-format printing, switch the format to vector PDF — the plan is drawn as lines, not pixels, so it stays razor-sharp at any print size.

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