THE I MEASURE PRO VIDEO GUIDES
A few minutes.
A clearer way to measure.
Learn what each feature does, when to use it and how to get started. Read the explanations alongside three short videos showing room scanning, measurement choices and organized project records.
03 tutorials about 3 minutesThe videos show the Apple preview in testing. Core measurement and project features are shared with Android; optional 3D Room Scan requires a supported LiDAR iPhone or iPad.
01 / 3D ROOM SCAN 1:11
Turn the space around you into a room plan.
Capture a room with your supported LiDAR iPhone or iPad, then keep the result as a dimensioned 2D room record. This tutorial follows the process from choosing Full room and naming the space to moving around its visible walls, corners and openings. See how to scan steadily, work around furniture and check that you have covered the room before finishing.
The next step is reviewing the result. Check the room’s shape, wall dimensions, area and perimeter, then rescan if something needs another look. Add useful notes and save the room to your project, ready for a PDF report. Instead of keeping a few disconnected numbers, you have the room outline and its measurements together for flooring preparation, renovation planning or a customer conversation. Verify important dimensions before ordering materials or fitted items.
When to use it
Use 3D Room Scan when you want a room outline for early flooring, carpet or renovation planning and have a supported LiDAR Apple device. Capture each room as its own record, then organize those records within a project.
What you’ll learn
- Choose Full room, name the room and start a 3D scan.
- Capture visible surfaces and review the resulting 2D outline.
- Save dimensions and notes together for later reference and reporting.
3D Room Scan requires a supported LiDAR-equipped iPhone or iPad. It is included with Measure at no extra charge; point-to-point remains included. The scan creates a 2D room record, separate from 3D Studio. See the plan & options.
02 / MEASUREMENT METHODS 0:55
Choose the measurement that fits your task.
Sometimes you need one dimension. Other jobs need two dimensions or a complete room outline. I Measure Pro offers three measurement types so you can choose the record that fits the task: One distance, Length & width, and Full room. This video explains their differences using Apple preview screens and labeled concept illustrations, helping you decide where to start before taking a measurement.
Use One distance for a selected length, width or height. Choose Length & width to keep two separately captured dimensions together in one entry. Full room creates an outline with floor area and perimeter. For a full room, you then choose a capture method: mark the corners with point-to-point, or use optional 3D Room Scan on a supported LiDAR iPhone or iPad. Each option keeps the result connected to a named record, whether you are preparing a home improvement or recording details for a customer project.
When to use it
Choose a single distance for a wall span or height, paired dimensions for a rectangular space, or Full room for flooring and carpet planning. Paint preparation also needs relevant wall dimensions and openings; floor area alone does not determine paint quantity.
What you’ll learn
- Match One distance, Length & width or Full room to your task.
- Understand measurement types versus full-room capture methods.
- Review each result and save it with a recognizable name.
The tutorial uses Apple preview footage and labeled concept illustrations for One distance and Length & width. Apple and Android share the core measurement tasks; optional 3D Room Scan is for supported Apple devices. See the plan & options.
03 / PROJECTS & CUSTOMER DETAILS 1:09
Keep the measurements and the job together.
A measurement becomes more useful when you know where it belongs. This walkthrough shows how to start a named project, add rooms and measurements, and keep the details together as the job develops. Follow the Home Office example to see how a project name and a room name create a clear structure for your work. Room notes let you record the context you want to remember when you return.
For customer work, the Measure plan includes optional customer details and branded reports. Personal projects can continue without customer information. The video shows how to choose that option, update project details, add measurements and save or share a project PDF. Return through My projects to reopen your saved work. Keep a useful room record you can find and discuss, with less reliance on scattered notes or remembering which dimensions belong to which job.
When to use it
Use projects for a flooring estimate, a carpet replacement, paint-preparation notes or a home renovation involving several rooms. Give every room a clear name and keep its measurements and notes together, ready for your next customer or contractor conversation.
What you’ll learn
- Create a named project and choose whether to include customer information.
- Add room measurements, update project details and keep useful notes.
- Save or share a project PDF, then reopen your work later.
Shown in the Apple preview. Optional customer details and branded reports belong to the Measure plan. The video demonstrates the customer-information option; it does not show completed customer fields. See the plan & options.
CHOOSE THE TASK. THEN THE CAPTURE METHOD.
Three measurement types.
Two ways to capture a room.
One distance records a single length, width or height. Length & width keeps two dimensions together. Full room creates a room outline with floor area and perimeter.
For a full room, mark the corners with point-to-point measurement, or use 3D Room Scan on a supported LiDAR iPhone or iPad. Measure includes the 3D method at no extra charge.
