Marla Conversion Chart Generator (225/270/272.25)

Marla conversion chart 225 270 272 — generate a printable chart for every marla standard. Use the free Marla Conversion Chart Generator (225/270/272.25) below — enter your values and get instant results, right in your browser. Square feet = marla × 272.25 (revenue standard) or × 225 (society standard). Row i shows i marla under both standards.

How to use the Marla Conversion Chart Generator (225/270/272.25)

Not all marlas are equal: Punjab revenue uses 272.25 sq ft, many housing societies use 225, and older records sometimes use 270 — so a 10-marla plot can mean three different sizes. Static blog tables never cover the range you need. This marla conversion chart generator builds a clean table from 1 marla up to any limit you set, showing square feet under both the 272.25 and 225 standards side by side. Print it, keep it in the file, and settle every size argument at a glance.

  1. Enter how far the chart should go in marla (20 covers most plots).
  2. Set the number of table rows to match.
  3. Click Generate to build the conversion chart.
  4. Compare the 272.25 and 225 columns for the marla figure you need.
  5. Print the page to keep a hard copy with your property file.

Formula

Square feet = marla × 272.25 (revenue standard) or × 225 (society standard). Row i shows i marla under both standards.

Worked example

Row 10 of the chart shows 2,722.5 sq ft under the 272.25 standard but only 2,250 sq ft under the 225 standard — a 472.5 sq ft difference on a 10-marla plot, which is why the standard always matters. Pin the printed chart in your office if you deal in plots regularly.

Frequently asked questions

272.25 sq ft for revenue land in Punjab; 225 sq ft is common in housing societies — check the allotment letter.

Some older records round the marla to 270 sq ft; the difference from 272.25 is small but real on large plots.

Yes — generate the table and use your browser print function for a clean hard copy.