> 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/rename-a-room.md).

# Rename a Room

You can rename rooms in your floor plan to reflect their real purpose, such as **Kitchen, Bedroom, Living Room, or Office**.

Rooms can be renamed in two ways:

* Directly from the **floor plan**
* From the **Rooms menu**

Renaming a room updates the label displayed inside the room on the floor plan.

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### Method 1: Rename from the Floor Plan

This is the quickest way to rename a room.

1. Open your saved floor plan.
2. Tap **inside the room** you want to rename.
3. Scroll across and tap **Rename** from the editing menu.
4. Tap inside the **text box** and enter the new room name.
5. Tap **Okay** to confirm.

The room name will update in the floor plan.

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### Method 2: Rename from the Rooms Menu

You can also rename rooms from the **Rooms menu**.

1. Tap **Rooms** in the bottom toolbar.
2. Locate the room you want to rename.
3. Tap the **three-dot menu (•••)** above the eye icon.
4. Tap **Rename**.
5. Tap inside the **text box** and enter the new room name.
6. Tap **Save**.

The updated name will appear in both the **Rooms panel** and the **floor plan**.

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### Tip

Use clear room names to make floor plans easier to understand when sharing or exporting your project.

Examples include:

* Living Room / Lounge
* Kitchen
* Bedroom
* Office
* Utility


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