Terms of use — Plan2Scale (beta)

Plain language on purpose. If a sentence here ever conflicts with a law that protects you, the law wins — this page says so on purpose.

What this is

Plan2Scale is beta software that rescales plan PDFs onto standard print sheets. “Beta” means real software that is still being fixed: it may contain bugs, behaviour may change, and availability isn’t guaranteed.

Use it for its intended job

Plan2Scale helps you print a plan at the scale you confirm, and prints a proof ruler so you can verify the result with a real ruler. For anything load-bearing — construction quantities, contracts, setbacks, certification, fabrication — verify against the original drawings and the relevant professional. A printout is not a substitute for the source drawing or professional judgment.

Your plans are yours

The browser trial processes your plan inside your browser; the desktop app works entirely on your computer. We never see your files, and we claim no rights over the plans you process. The Plan2Scale name, app and website are ours; the outputs you make from your own plans are yours to use.

No warranty beyond what the law guarantees

The software is supplied “as is”, currently free of charge. Nothing here excludes or limits any right you have under the Australian Consumer Law or any other consumer law that cannot lawfully be excluded — including guarantees of acceptable quality where they apply. Where the law does allow limits, our liability for the free software is limited to the maximum extent the law allows.

Be fair with it

Don’t reverse-engineer the app to redistribute it as your own product, remove export footers with intent to pass output off as other software, or use the tool to misrepresent a drawing’s scale. Using it honestly — including telling people what it is — is always fine.

Beta feedback and support

Email us (see the support page); please don’t attach the plan itself unless we ask. We read everything; we don’t promise response times.

Changes

While the app is beta, features and terms may change. Material changes are noted on the changelog.

Last updated: 13 November 2026.