Some templates, such as the Basic Flowchart template, open with a drawing scale of 1:1, which means that 1 inch or centimeter on the printed page represents 1 inch or centimeter in the real world. These drawings are called scaled drawings. Some templates, such as the Office Layout template, open with a pre-defined drawing scale. You can change the drawing scale in any Visio drawing. In metric drawings, 2 centimeters might represent 1 meter. For example, 1 inch on an office layout might represent 1 foot in the actual office. The drawing scale determines how a distance on the page represents a distance in the real world.
Shapes might appear larger or smaller, but their real-world size does not change. To give the background pages the same drawing scale, display the background page and follow steps 1–5. On the File menu, click Page Setup, and then click the Drawing Scale tab.Ĭlick Pre-defined scale, and then click a pre-defined architectural, metric, or engineering scale or click Custom Scale and type a custom scale. To give the background pages the same drawing scale, click the background page (for example, VBackground-1) and perform the same steps.
#Ruler print to scale update
To change the measurement units (such as feet or meters), click the Page Properties tab, and in the Measurement units list, click the units that you want.Ĭlick Apply to save your changes and update the drawing page. Select Pre-defined scale, and then click a pre-defined architectural, metric, or engineering scale or select Custom Scale and type your own scale values. Right-click the page tab, click Page Setup, and then click the Drawing Scale tab. In the following example, the page tab is represented by Page-1, but your page tab may have a different name like VBackground-1 for a background page. The page tab is in the lower-left corner of the drawing area. You can set a different drawing scale for each page in your drawing.įirst locate the page tab of the page you want to change. Display the page for which you want to change the drawing scale.
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