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A0 to A6 Paper Sizes Explained

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A0 to A6 Paper Sizes Explained


Paper sizes A0 to A6

Portrait dimensions. Swap width and height for landscape.

SizeWidthHeightWith 3 mm bleed
A0841 mm1189 mm847 x 1195 mm
A1594 mm841 mm600 x 847 mm
A2420 mm594 mm426 x 600 mm
A3297 mm420 mm303 x 426 mm
A4210 mm297 mm216 x 303 mm
A5148 mm210 mm154 x 216 mm
A6105 mm148 mm111 x 154 mm

Set up your artwork

Choose a paper size to see the setup for each application.

A0

Photoshop

Canvas includes bleed.

Width
Height
Resolution
Colour mode
Bit depth
Colour profile
Pixel aspect ratio

InDesign

Page size excludes bleed.

Width
Height
Resolution
Colour mode
Bit depth
Colour profile
Pixel aspect ratio
A1

This is just a placeholder to help you visualize how the content is displayed in the tabs. Feel free to edit this with your actual content.

A2

This is just a placeholder to help you visualize how the content is displayed in the tabs. Feel free to edit this with your actual content.

A3

A4

A5

A6

Suggested starting points, not universal defaults

Use your printer’s colour profile and PDF export requirements. InDesign handles image resolution and colour differently from Photoshop.

Printing A0, A1 or A2?

300 ppi suits close viewing. Large posters viewed from farther away may need less resolution. Ask your printer before creating a very large file.


Bleed, trims & safe margins

Bleed

Trim

Safe margins


While file should I use?

PDF

JPG

PNG

SVG


Before you send it to print

Check size and bleed

Check effective image resolution

Proofread all text

Confirm the colour profile and PDF settings


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