The same floor plan can look like an estate agent's brochure or an architect's blueprint - it depends on the style you export. RoomPlot ships six plan templates, and one tap re-skins your whole drawing without redrawing a single wall. This guide explains what each style is for and how to pick the right one before you hit export.
Six styles, one drawing
A template is a complete look: it sets the room fills, recolours walls, objects and labels, and themes the zone labels to match. You draw the plan once and choose how it presents. The six built-in styles are:
- Original - classic white paper, clean and neutral.
- Mono - pure black and white, ideal for faxable or photocopy-safe drawings.
- Dark - premium charcoal, for a modern on-screen presentation.
- Warm - a soft, real-estate look that flatters a sales brochure.
- Blueprint - a blue technical plan with a faint drafting grid.
- Architectural - a clean brochure look for client-facing packs.
Pick the style for the audience
The right template is really a question of who is reading the plan:
| Audience | Good choice | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Buyers and sellers | Warm or Architectural | Soft, brochure-ready presentation. |
| Builders and trades | Mono or Blueprint | High contrast, prints cleanly on site. |
| On-screen client review | Dark | Modern look that reads well on a device. |
| A neutral master copy | Original | Plain white paper, no styling baked in. |
Tip. The style picker previews your real plan in each look, not a generic sample - so you can flick through all six and see your actual rooms before you commit. The choice is shared, so the same style drives both the quick image export and the multi-page report.
Style applies everywhere you export
Once you have chosen a template it carries through to a PNG for Photos, a single-page PDF, the multi-page branded Report PDF, and the print sheet - so a pack is consistent from cover to last page. Switching style never changes your measurements or layout; it only changes how the plan is drawn, so you can hand the same survey to a builder in Mono and to a buyer in Warm without redrawing anything.
One plan, every format
A floor plan is an asset you reuse. Style it for the brochure today, restyle it for the build pack tomorrow, and it is always the same accurate drawing underneath. To get that drawing right in the first place, see how to create a floor plan. Browse the full set of RoomPlot guides for more.
