ISO B series

B7 paper size

B7 measures 88 x 125 mm (3.46 x 4.92 in). Passports (ID-3 is 125 x 88 mm, ISO B7).

B7
88 x 125millimetres
3.46 x 4.92inches
1,039 x 1,476pixels @ 300 dpi

Dimensions in every unit

UnitWidth x height
Millimetres88 x 125 mm
Centimetres8.8 x 12.5 cm
Inches (decimal)3.465 x 4.921 in
Inches (fraction)3 7/16 x 4 15/16 in
Points (1/72 in)249.4 x 354.3 pt
Picas20.79 x 29.53 pc

Pixel dimensions by resolution

ResolutionPixelsMegapixels
72 dpi249 x 354 px0.1 MP
96 dpi333 x 472 px0.2 MP
150 dpi520 x 738 px0.4 MP
200 dpi693 x 984 px0.7 MP
300 dpi1,039 x 1,476 px1.5 MP
600 dpi2,079 x 2,953 px6.1 MP

300 dpi is the usual target for printed photos and artwork; 72–96 dpi is screen resolution.

Document size with bleed

BleedMillimetresInches
3 mm bleed (each side)94 x 131 mm3.701 x 5.157 in
0.125 in bleed (each side)94.4 x 131.4 mm3.715 x 5.171 in

How many B7 fit on a press sheet

SheetWithout bleedWith 3 mm bleed
A44-up4-up
A39-up9-up
SRA310-up9-up
Letter4-up4-up
Tabloid 11 x 17 in9-up8-up
12 x 18 in10-up9-up
13 x 19 in (Super B)10-up10-up
B2 (offset)32-up25-up
B1 (offset)64-up50-up

Simple grid imposition with no gutters or gripper margin; real layouts may fit fewer.

Envelopes for B7

FoldFolded sizeEnvelopes that fit
Unfolded88 x 125 mm#6¾ envelope, A2 envelope, C6 envelope
Folded in half62.5 x 88 mmC7 envelope, C7/C6 envelope
Folded in thirds41.7 x 88 mmC7 envelope

The √2 system

B7 has an aspect ratio of 1 : 1.4205 — close to √2 (1.4142). Folding or cutting it in half across the long side produces the next smaller size in the series with the same proportions, and two sheets side by side form the next larger size. This is why scaling between sizes in the series (for example on a photocopier) never crops or distorts the page.

Similar sizes

Frequently asked questions

What are the dimensions of B7?
B7 is 88 x 125 mm, which is 3.46 x 4.92 in (3 7/16 x 4 15/16 in).
How many pixels is B7 at 300 DPI?
1,039 x 1,476 pixels at 300 dpi, or 520 x 738 at 150 dpi.

Sources & data

  • Dimensions per the relevant standard; see sources.