A7 Paper Size

A7 measures 74 × 105 mm (2.91 × 4.13 inches) under ISO 216. The smallest commonly used size in the A series, A7 is roughly pocket-sized — used for event tickets, loyalty cards, small labels, and mini notebooks.

What Size is A7 in Inches?

A7 is 2.91 × 4.13 inches (74 × 105 mm), roughly the size of a playing card and the smallest commonly used A series format.

A7 in Pixels

Pixel dimensions depend on your target DPI (dots per inch). Higher DPI means more pixels and sharper print output. 300 DPI is the standard for commercial printing.

Use our free Inches to Pixels converter or Millimeters to Pixels converter to calculate pixel dimensions at any DPI.

A7 with Bleed

When preparing files for commercial printing, add bleed — extra design area beyond the trim edge that gets cut off during finishing. The standard bleed for ISO sizes is 3 mm per side.

Size Comparison

A7 is half of A6 and one-eighth of A4. It is slightly smaller than a standard playing card (2.5 × 3.5 inches) in width but taller. Eight A7 cards can be cut from a single A4 sheet.

Common Uses

• Event tickets and admission passes
• Loyalty and reward cards
• Small labels and product tags
• Pocket-size leaflets and mini notebooks
• Place cards for events and dining

Design Tips

• At this small format, limit your content to essential information. Use no more than 2-3 font sizes to keep the layout clean.
• Minimum recommended body text size is 7-8 pt. Anything smaller risks being unreadable.
• Eight A7 cards fit on one A4 sheet — efficient for high-volume ticket or card printing.
• At 300 DPI, the file is only 874 × 1240 pixels. Always design at 300 DPI or higher since A7 prints are viewed at close range.