Marla to Sq Ft Converter
Convert between Marla and Square Feet with state-specific precision.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a 'Marla' in land measurement?
Marla is a traditional land unit used in parts of North India (Punjab, Haryana) and Pakistan. It is a sub-unit of a Kanal.
How many Square Feet are in one Marla?
In India, 1 Marla is generally 272.25 Square Feet. However, in some local regions, it may be simplified to 225 or 250 Square Feet.
What is the relationship between Marla and Kanal?
Standardized, 20 Marla make 1 Kanal. Our tool converts seamlessly between these two units.
Is 'Marla' used for residential plots?
Yes. In states like Punjab and Haryana, residential plots are often described in Marlas (e.g., a 5-Marla or 10-Marla house).
How do I convert Marla to Square Yards (Gaj)?
One Marla (272.25 sq ft) is approximately 30.25 Square Yards. Our converter provides the exact decimal value for your planning.
Is a Marla in Pakistan the same as in India?
Generally, yes. Both regions follow the traditional 'British Indian' definition of 272.25 sq ft, but local customs can vary by a few feet.
Can I convert Marla to Bigha?
Yes. Since both are derived from the square foot system, our tool can calculate the equivalent Bigha value for any number of Marlas.
How many Marlas are in an Acre?
One Acre consists of exactly 160 Marlas. This is a common conversion used by large-scale developers and farmers.
Why does the tool show different Marla sizes?
We provide a 'Standard' (272.25) and 'Local' (225 or 250) option to help you match the specific measurement used by your local property dealer.
Is this tool useful for real estate agents?
Yes. It's the fastest way to translate traditional units into modern square footage for listings and client discussions.