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A-series reference

A6 paper size (105 × 148 mm → 4.13 × 5.83 in)

A6 has nominal trimmed dimensions of 105 × 148 mm, approximately 4.13 × 5.83 inches.

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NIST describes the standard inch as exactly equivalent to 25.4 mm. NIST length definition. ISO 216 — A and B series paper sizes. Method and limitations.

A6 is a compact format for postcards, thank-you notes, and quick inserts. Use the details below for rounded inch conversions, bleed and safe-zone recommendations, and efficient 4-up layouts on A4 or US Letter printers.

105 × 148 mm4.13 × 5.83 inPostcard ready

Dimensions

  • Millimeters: 105 mm × 148 mm
  • Inches: 4.13 in × 5.83 in
  • Area: about 0.01554 m² (24.1 in²), one quarter of A4
  • Ratio: 1:sqrt(2), four A6 cards tile perfectly on one A4 sheet

Print and layout tips

Use a 4-up template on A4 or Letter, add 3 mm bleed plus crop marks, and keep key text inside a 4–5 mm safe zone so trimming stays consistent.

Popular uses

Postcards and cards

Thank-you notes, holiday cards, and postcards that stay lightweight for mailing.

Notes and inserts

Great for quick notes, product inserts, and pocket guides without bulky paper waste.

A6 on A4

Four A6 cards fit on one A4; print, trim on crop marks, and keep the aspect ratio intact.

Print-resolution, bleed and margin examples are starting points, not ISO paper-size requirements. Follow the printer or publisher’s specifications; vector PDF content does not have a single image DPI.

Frequently Asked Questions

Sources and calculation notes

A6 has nominal trimmed dimensions of 105 × 148 mm, approximately 4.13 × 5.83 inches.

Method: Divide millimeters by 25.4 to obtain inches. The factor is exact; displayed decimal values are rounded. Fractional inches are rounded to the selected denominator.

Scope: The mm dimensions are nominal ISO trimmed sizes; inch values are rounded. Add bleed or printer margins separately.

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