📐 Land units

Marla to sq ft converter

1 marla = 272.25 square feet. To convert marla to square feet, multiply by 272.25.

Marla

Sq Ft272.25

= 272.25 sq ft · 25.2929 sq m · 0.00625 acres

Need other units or states? Use the full land unit converter, or measure your land on a satellite map.

Marla to sq ft table

Marla	Sq Ft	Sq m
0.25	68.0625	6.3232
0.5	136.13	12.6464
1	272.25	25.2929
2	544.5	50.5857
3	816.75	75.8786
4	1,089	101.17
5	1,361	126.46
6	1,634	151.76
7	1,906	177.05
8	2,178	202.34
9	2,450	227.64
10	2,723	252.93
12	3,267	303.51
15	4,084	379.39
20	5,445	505.86
25	6,806	632.32
50	13,613	1,265
100	27,225	2,529

How to convert marla to square feet

Multiply the number of marla by 272.25. For example, 5 marla × 272.25 = 1,361 square feet.

Every land unit is a fixed number of square feet: 1 marla = 272.25 sq ft and 1 square foot = 1 sq ft. Dividing the first by the second gives the conversion factor.

What is a marla?

The revenue marla is 272.25 square feet (one twentieth of a kanal). Some towns use a smaller urban marla of about 225 square feet for house plots, so always ask which one is meant.

Where it’s used: Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir.

What is a square foot?

The square foot is the everyday unit for plots, houses and flats across India, and the base every other unit on this site is measured against.

Where it’s used: Everywhere in India, especially for house plots and flats.

Which figure should you trust in a dispute?

Conversions help you understand and compare; they don’t change what your record says. Trust the area in your record of rights and the survey map. If the land on the ground looks smaller than the record, the next step is a demarcation by the revenue office — and if you live abroad, satellite monitoring can flag field-scale change if a neighbour starts using your land.

Questions people ask

1 marla = 272.25 square feet (272.25 sq ft).

1 square foot = 0.003673 marla.

Punjab, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh and Jammu & Kashmir. The revenue marla is 272.25 square feet (one twentieth of a kanal). Some towns use a smaller urban marla of about 225 square feet for house plots, so always ask which one is meant.

Trust the area in your land record (jamabandi, khatauni, 7/12, patta or khatian) and the survey map, not a converted figure. If the land on the ground seems smaller, ask the tehsil office for a demarcation.