Other metric series
F4 paper size
F4 measures 210 x 330 mm (8.27 x 12.99 in). Part of the Other metric series.
210 x 330millimetres
8.27 x 12.99inches
2,480 x 3,898pixels @ 300 dpi
Dimensions in every unit
| Unit | Width x height |
|---|---|
| Millimetres | 210 x 330 mm |
| Centimetres | 21 x 33 cm |
| Inches (decimal) | 8.268 x 12.992 in |
| Inches (fraction) | 8 1/4 x 13 in |
| Points (1/72 in) | 595.3 x 935.4 pt |
| Picas | 49.61 x 77.95 pc |
Pixel dimensions by resolution
| Resolution | Pixels | Megapixels |
|---|---|---|
| 72 dpi | 595 x 935 px | 0.6 MP |
| 96 dpi | 794 x 1,247 px | 1 MP |
| 150 dpi | 1,240 x 1,949 px | 2.4 MP |
| 200 dpi | 1,654 x 2,598 px | 4.3 MP |
| 300 dpi | 2,480 x 3,898 px | 9.7 MP |
| 600 dpi | 4,961 x 7,795 px | 38.7 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) | 216 x 336 mm | 8.504 x 13.228 in |
| 0.125 in bleed (each side) | 216.4 x 336.4 mm | 8.518 x 13.242 in |
How many F4 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) | 2-up | 1-up |
| B2 (offset) | 4-up | 4-up |
| B1 (offset) | 9-up | 8-up |
Simple grid imposition with no gutters or gripper margin; real layouts may fit fewer.
Envelopes for F4
| Fold | Folded size | Envelopes that fit |
|---|---|---|
| Folded in half | 165 x 210 mm | Invite envelope |
| Folded in thirds | 110 x 210 mm | C6/C5 envelope, #11 envelope, A9 envelope |
This size is listed in the Wikipedia article on paper sizes under “F4”. Historic and regional sizes can vary between sources and mills.
Similar sizes
Frequently asked questions
What are the dimensions of F4?
F4 is 210 x 330 mm, which is 8.27 x 12.99 in (8 1/4 x 13 in).
How many pixels is F4 at 300 DPI?
2,480 x 3,898 pixels at 300 dpi, or 1,240 x 1,949 at 150 dpi.
Sources & data
- Listed in the Wikipedia article “Paper size” (CC BY-SA 4.0).