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How to Export Your Measurements as PNG, CSV or Text
When your measurements are ready, the Export panel turns them into files you can share with a client, a contractor or a furniture shop. Each format has a different purpose — here is when to use each one.
PNG: a picture of the measured plan
Export PNG saves exactly what you see on the canvas — images, calibration line, measurement lines and labels — as an image file. Frame the area first: press 1 to fit everything or zoom to the part you want to show.
Use it to send a marked-up floor plan by email or chat, or to attach it to a quote. Name your measurements first (double-click a label) so the image is self-explanatory.
CSV: measurements for Excel and Google Sheets
Export CSV creates a spreadsheet with one row per measurement: its id, name, value, unit and the coordinates of both ends. Open it in Excel, Numbers or Google Sheets to add up wall lengths, estimate materials or compare options.
Because values are numbers, you can calculate areas, perimeters or skirting board lengths directly in the spreadsheet.
TXT: a quick summary
Export TXT writes a plain list of your measurements with their names and values. It is the fastest way to paste dimensions into a message, a note or a project management tool.
Tip: lock the calibration line and final measurements (padlock or K) before exporting, so nothing moves while you prepare the view.
Before you share
Check that the scale in the Scale panel is correct and that each measurement has a clear name. Remember that measurements taken from photos are estimates; mention the reference you used for calibration when sharing them with others.
Your work also stays saved in the browser, so you can come back and export again after making changes.