North American sizes
10 × 14 paper size
10 × 14 measures 254 x 356 mm (10 x 14.02 in). Part of the North American sizes.
254 x 356millimetres
10 x 14.02inches
3,000 x 4,205pixels @ 300 dpi
Dimensions in every unit
| Unit | Width x height |
|---|---|
| Millimetres | 254 x 356 mm |
| Centimetres | 25.4 x 35.6 cm |
| Inches (decimal) | 10 x 14.016 in |
| Inches (fraction) | 10 x 14 in |
| Points (1/72 in) | 720 x 1009.1 pt |
| Picas | 60 x 84.09 pc |
Pixel dimensions by resolution
| Resolution | Pixels | Megapixels |
|---|---|---|
| 72 dpi | 720 x 1,009 px | 0.7 MP |
| 96 dpi | 960 x 1,346 px | 1.3 MP |
| 150 dpi | 1,500 x 2,102 px | 3.2 MP |
| 200 dpi | 2,000 x 2,803 px | 5.6 MP |
| 300 dpi | 3,000 x 4,205 px | 12.6 MP |
| 600 dpi | 6,000 x 8,409 px | 50.5 MP |
300 dpi is the usual target for printed photos and artwork; 72–96 dpi is screen resolution.
Document size with bleed
| Bleed | Millimetres | Inches |
|---|---|---|
| 3 mm bleed (each side) | 260 x 362 mm | 10.236 x 14.252 in |
| 0.125 in bleed (each side) | 260.4 x 362.4 mm | 10.25 x 14.266 in |
How many 10 × 14 fit on a press sheet
| Sheet | Without bleed | With 3 mm bleed |
|---|---|---|
| A3 | 1-up | 1-up |
| SRA3 | 1-up | 1-up |
| Tabloid 11 x 17 in | 1-up | 1-up |
| 12 x 18 in | 1-up | 1-up |
| 13 x 19 in (Super B) | 1-up | 1-up |
| B2 (offset) | 2-up | 2-up |
| B1 (offset) | 4-up | 4-up |
Simple grid imposition with no gutters or gripper margin; real layouts may fit fewer.
Envelopes for 10 × 14
| Fold | Folded size | Envelopes that fit |
|---|---|---|
| Unfolded | 254 x 356 mm | DIN E4 envelope |
| Folded in thirds | 118.7 x 254 mm | #14 envelope, B6/C4 envelope |
This size is listed in the Wikipedia article on paper sizes under “Inch-based loose sizes”. Historic and regional sizes can vary between sources and mills.
Similar sizes
Frequently asked questions
What are the dimensions of 10 × 14?
10 × 14 is 254 x 356 mm, which is 10 x 14.02 in (10 x 14 in).
How many pixels is 10 × 14 at 300 DPI?
3,000 x 4,205 pixels at 300 dpi, or 1,500 x 2,102 at 150 dpi.
Sources & data
- Listed in the Wikipedia article “Paper size” (CC BY-SA 4.0).