A7 Paper Size

A7 is 74 × 105 mm — half an A6 and a quarter of an A5. At 300 DPI it's 874 × 1240 pixels. It's used for gift tags, invitation inserts, thank-you cards, and small product cards. Its compact size means it prints eight-up on a single A4 sheet — cost-effective for small-run card production.

Specifications

Pixels874 × 1240 px (at 300 DPI)
Millimetres74 × 105 mm
Centimetres7.4 × 10.5 cm
Inches2.91 × 4.13 in
Aspect ratio1:1.414
Colour modeCMYK
Bleed3 mm
Safe zone4 mm from trim

A7 in Pixels at Different DPI

The pixel count changes with DPI setting — choose the right one for your output.

DPIWidth (px)Height (px)
72210298
96280397
150437620
3008741,240
ISO 216 A paper size comparison chart showing relative dimensions of A0 through A8 in millimetres

Design Tips

  • Eight A7 cards fit on a single A4 sheet — impose them in a 2×4 grid with 3 mm gutters and crop marks for efficient print production.
  • Keep text minimal: A7 is too small for paragraphs. One headline, a short URL or QR code, and your logo is a proven layout.
  • For gift tags: punch a hole 5 mm from the top edge, centred — allow clearance in your design so the punched area doesn't cut through critical content.
  • At 74 × 105 mm, any background image should be sourced at least 1200 px wide to avoid upscaling artefacts at 300 DPI.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is A7 size in mm?+

A7 is 74 × 105 mm (7.4 × 10.5 cm, or 2.91 × 4.13 inches). It's half the area of A6 and follows the same 1:√2 aspect ratio as all ISO A-series sizes.

What is A7 used for?+

A7 is used for gift tags, mini greeting cards, thank-you card inserts, event ticket stubs, and small product hang tags. Its small size makes it ideal for packaging inserts and any application where a compact printed item is needed.

What is A7 in pixels at 300 DPI?+

A7 at 300 DPI is 874 × 1240 pixels. At 150 DPI it's 437 × 620 px. At 96 DPI it's 280 × 397 px. For print output, use 300 DPI. For screen-only digital cards, 96 DPI is sufficient.

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