> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.moasure.com/en/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.moasure.com/en/moasure-lx1/your-moasure-app/editing-your-floor-plan/annotate.md).

# Annotate

Annotations allow you to add notes directly onto your floor plan.

This can be useful for marking features, installation notes, materials, or other important details that are not automatically captured during measurement.

Annotations appear as text labels placed on the floor plan and can be moved or rotated as needed.

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### Add an Annotation

To add an annotation:

1. Open your saved floor plan.
2. Tap **Edit** in the bottom toolbar.
3. Tap **Annotate**.
4. Tap inside the **text box** and enter your note.
5. Tap **Okay**.
6. Tap on the **floor plan** to place the annotation.

The annotation will appear on the floor plan.

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### Move an Annotation

To reposition an annotation:

1. Tap the **annotation** on the floor plan.
2. Drag it to the desired location.

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### Rotate an Annotation

Annotations can be rotated to align with walls or other features in the layout.

You can rotate annotations in two ways.

#### Using gestures

Use **two fingers** to rotate the annotation directly on the floor plan.

#### Using the Rotate tool

1. Tap the **annotation**.
2. Tap the **Rotate** icon in the editing menu.

Each tap rotates the annotation to the next orientation.

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### Edit an Annotation

To change the annotation text:

1. Tap the **annotation** on the floor plan.
2. Tap **Edit** in the editing menu.
3. Tap inside the **text box** and update the text.
4. Tap **Apply** to confirm.

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### Delete an Annotation

To remove an annotation:

1. Tap the **annotation** on the floor plan.
2. Tap **Delete** in the editing menu.

The annotation will be removed from the floor plan.

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### Annotation Text Size

Annotation text uses a **fixed size** to maintain consistent readability across the floor plan.

This ensures that **annotations, room labels, and dimensions** appear uniform within the layout.


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