> 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/importing-a-floor-plan.md).

# Importing a Floor Plan

A step-by-step guide on how to import a Moasure measurement file into the Moasure app.

You can import previously saved floor plans into the Moasure app.

Floor plans are commonly shared as **.MFile** files. These files can be received through email, messaging apps, AirDrop, or other file sharing services.

When opened or imported, the floor plan will load in the Moasure app where it can be viewed, edited, and saved.

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## Method 1: Import from Within the Moasure App

You can import a measurement file directly from within the app.

1. Tap **File** in the bottom toolbar.
2. Tap **Import**.
3. Locate and select the **.MFile** you want to import.

The floor plan will open in the Moasure app.

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## Method 2: Open a Shared Floor Plan

If someone sends you a floor plan file:

1. Tap the **.MFile** attachment in your message, email, or file browser.
2. Tap **View**.
3. Select **Moasure App**.

The floor plan will open directly in the Moasure app.

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## Save the Imported Floor Plan

Imported floor plans are **not automatically saved** to your project folders.

If you want to keep the measurement:

1. Tap **File** in the bottom toolbar.
2. Tap **Save**.
3. Select an existing project folder, or tap the **+ icon** to create a new one.
4. Tap **Continue**.
5. Enter a name for the **Project File**.
6. Tap **Confirm**.

The floor plan will now be saved in your selected project folder.

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## Important

If an imported floor plan is not saved, it may be lost when you close the project or leave the screen.

Saving the file ensures the floor plan can be reopened later for viewing, editing, or exporting.


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