Observed arrival · 2026-11-15
Plan2Scale checks the ruler before it prints
A browser-based tool that resizes plan PDFs for real paper sizes and standard ruler scales, then produces print-ready sheets.
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- People printing architectural plans to scale
- Worth noticing
- An optional known-distance check compares a measurable length on the plan with its scale label and warns if they disagree.
Field notes
The workflow includes a check before output: users confirm the detected scale, and can provide a known length—such as a wall—to compare against the scale label. The page says mismatches trigger a warning and that nothing prints if no scale matches. For tiled jobs, its example uses four A3 sheets with 5 mm edge overlap; users are also told to print at Actual Size (100%) and can check the result against a 100 mm proof line.
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