Reference table

Paper sizes according to ISO 216

The A series is built by halving the next larger sheet, so the aspect ratio stays constant at 1 : √2 from A0 down to A10. The figures below are the trimmed finished sizes in millimetres.

Paper sizes according to ISO 216
FormatWidth × height (mm)Area (m²)Series
4A01682 × 23784,0000A
2A01189 × 16822,0000A
A0841 × 11891,0000A
A1594 × 8410,4996A
A2420 × 5940,2495A
A3297 × 4200,1247A
A4210 × 2970,0624A
A5148 × 2100,0311A
A6105 × 1480,0155A
A774 × 1050,0078A
A852 × 740,0038A
A937 × 520,0019A
A1026 × 370,0010A
B01000 × 14141,4140B
B1707 × 10000,7070B
B2500 × 7070,3535B
B3353 × 5000,1765B
B4250 × 3530,0883B
B5176 × 2500,0440B
C4229 × 3240,0742C (Umschläge)
C5162 × 2290,0371C (Umschläge)
C6114 × 1620,0185C (Umschläge)
US Letter216 × 2790,0602US
US Legal216 × 3560,0768US
US Tabloid279 × 4320,1205US

The A and B series are rounded to whole millimetres, so the area deviates slightly from the nominal values (A0 = exactly 1 m², A1 ≈ 0.5 m²). The C series is intended for envelopes and matches the A format of the same number. US formats come from the inch system and are rounded here.

Sources

ISO 216 / ISO 217 / ISO 269Trimmed paper sizes of the A, B and C series.