Measure at the flat
With a laser measure, note each room's width and length, plus door and window widths. Jot the measurements in your phone's notes; you do the drawing on a computer or a tablet held in landscape.
A buyer's first question is "how big is the living room?" Take the measurements at the flat, enter the rooms in Nodaform, add the PNG to your listing. The plan shows what photos can't; fewer questions, and serious buyers stand out.
With a laser measure, note each room's width and length, plus door and window widths. Jot the measurements in your phone's notes; you do the drawing on a computer or a tablet held in landscape.
Enter width and depth and the room boxes appear; click doors and windows onto the walls. No need to add furniture for an empty flat; if you want to suggest a layout, drag items from the library.
Download the PNG and add it to your listing photos. On Plus you get scaled PDF and an isometric 3D view; the file you send to clients carries your office logo and contact details.
Buyers fall for a home in the photos, then check the plan to see "will it work for us". A dimensioned plan answers eight out of ten phone questions up front; whoever comes to the viewing already knows the sizes.
Draw two flats with a free account and see how it works for you; move to ten projects and scaled PDF with Plus.
No. Nodaform output is a concept drawing for listings and presentations; it doesn't replace title deed or occupancy permit plans, or architectural drawings. It's good practice to mention this in the listing.
You can, but buyers come trusting the numbers. 5 cm accuracy with a laser measure is enough; leave wall thickness at 20 cm.
2 projects on Free, 10 on Plus. You can delete an old listing and draw a new one; you can also download the project file to your computer as .json.
PDF output on Plus will have a space for your office logo and contact details. For now, PNG output contains only the plan.