Marla to Square Feet Converter
A marla is 272.25 sq ft, the standard land unit used across Punjab and Haryana — 20 marla make up 1 kanal, and 160 marla make up 1 acre. Type a value and the square-foot conversion updates instantly, entirely on your device.
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Regional land units vary by state and even by local custom — confirm the value used in your area's land records before relying on it for a transaction.
Choose a state to convert this regional unit.
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Software for property and land businesses
Land units change from state to state, and every conversion done by hand is a chance to misquote a plot. Developers, brokers and land consultants handling hundreds of listings need those numbers inside their own systems, on the listing, in the CRM and on the agreement, not in a browser tab.
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Property listing portals
Listings that show area in the buyer's own unit, gaj, bigha, katha or square feet, with state-aware conversion, map search and enquiry capture built in.
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Broker and developer CRMs
Track plots, site visits and follow-ups in one place, with area, rate per unit and total price calculated the same way on every deal.
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Land-records digitisation
Bring survey and ownership records into a searchable system, convert historic units consistently and flag mismatches before they reach a registry office.
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Pricing calculators for your website
An embeddable calculator that turns plot size and rate into a clear quote, so enquiries arrive with the numbers already worked out.
Who we build this for: Real-estate developers, brokers, land consultants and property portals across India.
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How to use this tool
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Enter the value in marla
Type the plot size in marla — the default 1 marla shows the base conversion.
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Read the square feet result
The conversion updates instantly: 1 marla = 272.25 sq ft.
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Swap for the reverse conversion
Tap the swap button to convert square feet back to marla, and check the 1–10 reference table below.
Questions people ask
How many square feet in 1 marla?
1 marla = 272.25 sq ft. So 5 marla = 1,361.25 sq ft, and 10 marla = 2,722.5 sq ft.
How many marla make 1 kanal?
20 marla = 1 kanal — kanal is the next unit up in the Punjab/Haryana land-measurement system.
How many marla make 1 acre?
160 marla = 1 acre exactly (160 × 272.25 = 43,560 sq ft, the standard acre size).
Does the marla-to-square-feet ratio vary by state?
The 272.25 sq ft figure is the standard value used across Punjab and Haryana. Marla is also used informally in parts of Pakistan-administered regions and historically in undivided Punjab with the same or very close figure, but for Indian land records this is the value to use.
What is a 250 marla plot in square feet?
250 × 272.25 = 68,062.5 sq ft — about 1.56 acres. Enter 250 in this tool for the exact figure and equivalents.
Is this converter free and does it work offline?
Yes — no login, no upload, and the page keeps working even without an internet connection once it has loaded.
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