Rightmove Floor Plan Requirements & Best Practice Checklist
A practical checklist for Rightmove (and Zoopla) floor plans — image quality, labels, dimensions, multi-floor layouts and common upload mistakes to avoid.

What do you need for a good Rightmove floor plan?
A good Rightmove floor plan is a clear, high-resolution image showing every floor, room labels, key dimensions and a consistent style. It should be easy to read on mobile, uploaded in the dedicated floor plan slot, and match the property photos. You do not need CAD software — a redraw from an accurate sketch is enough for most listings.
Key takeaways
- Use a dedicated floor plan image, not a photo of a paper sketch.
- Label rooms and show main dimensions clearly.
- Multi-floor homes need every floor shown consistently.
- Optimise for mobile — most buyers browse on phones.
- Match the plan to the photos (no missing extensions or loft rooms).
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Upload your hand-drawn sketch and measurements and our team will redraw them into a clean, professional floor plan — ready for listings, lettings, planning or marketing.
Rightmove and Zoopla both reward listings that help buyers understand the layout quickly. A floor plan is one of the highest-intent assets on the page — if it is hard to read, buyers bounce to the next property.
Rightmove floor plan checklist
Use this before you go live:
Image quality
- High-resolution image (not a phone photo of paper)
- Clean white or light background
- Readable room names at mobile size
- No heavy JPEG artefacts
Content
- Every floor included (or clearly labelled if sold as single-floor interest)
- Room labels that match the listing description
- Main wall dimensions or overall sizes where helpful
- Stairs, doors and windows shown clearly
- Outside space noted if it is part of the marketed layout (e.g. terrace off kitchen)
Consistency
- Same drawing style across your branch’s listings
- Plan matches photos (no “surprise” rooms missing)
- North arrow optional; clarity beats decoration
Upload tips
- Use the portal’s floor plan field rather than burying the plan in the photo gallery only.
- Keep a master high-res file for brochures and a web-optimised copy for portals if needed.
- After revisions (loft conversion, knock-through), replace the plan — outdated plans create complaints.
How to get a portal-ready plan without CAD
Sketch at the viewing, note measurements, then upload your sketch. Sketchplan returns a clean plan suitable for Rightmove and Zoopla. See also our broader guide to floor plans for Rightmove listings and pricing.
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