The dimensions of the A series paper sizes are defined by the ISO 216 international paper size standard. The A series was adopted in Europe in the 19th century, and is currently used all around the world, apart from in the USA and Canada. The most common paper size used in English speaking countries around the world is A4, which is 210mm × 297mm (8.27 inches × 11.7 inches). The largest sheet from the A series is the A0 size of paper. It has an area of 1m2, and the dimensions are 841mm × 1189mm. The A series uses an aspect ratio of 1:√2, and other sizes in the series are defined by folding the paper in half, parallel to its smaller sides. For example, cutting an A4 in half, will create an two A5 sheets, and so forth. Any size of brochure can be made using paper from the next larger size, for example A3 sheets are folded to make A4 brochures. The standard lengths and widths of the A series are rounded to the nearest millimetre.

A 2A0 piece of paper measures 1189 × 1682 mm or 46.8 × 66.2 inches. 2A0 is part of the <a href="/a">A series</a>.

A 4A0 piece of paper measures 1682 × 2378 mm or 66.2 × 93.6 inches. 4A0 is part of the <a href="/a">A series</a>.

An A0 piece of paper measures 841 × 1189 mm or 33.1 × 46.8 inches. Cutting it in half will create two A1 sheets of paper. A0 is part of the <a href="/a">A series</a>.

An A0+ piece of paper measures 914 × 1292 mm or 36 × 50.9 inches. A0+ is part of the <a href="/a">A series</a>.

An A1 piece of paper measures 594 × 841 mm or 23.4 × 33.1 inches. Cutting it in half will create two A2 sheets of paper. A1 is part of the <a href="/a">A series</a>.

An A1+ piece of paper measures 609 × 914 mm or 24 × 36 inches. A1+ is part of the <a href="/a">A series</a>.

An A10 piece of paper measures 26 × 37 mm or 1 × 1.5 inches. Cutting it in half will create two A11 sheets of paper. A10 is part of the <a href="/a">A series</a>.

An A11 piece of paper measures 18 × 26 mm or 0.7 × 1 inches. Cutting it in half will create two A12 sheets of paper. A11 is part of the <a href="/a">A series</a>.

An A12 piece of paper measures 13 × 18 mm or 0.5 × 0.7 inches. Cutting it in half will create two A13 sheets of paper. A12 is part of the <a href="/a">A series</a>.

An A13 piece of paper measures 9 × 13 mm or 0.4 × 0.5 inches. A13 is part of the <a href="/a">A series</a>.

An A2 piece of paper measures 420 × 594 mm or 16.5 × 23.4 inches. Cutting it in half will create two A3 sheets of paper. A2 is part of the <a href="/a">A series</a>.

An A3 piece of paper measures 297 × 420 mm or 11.7 × 16.5 inches. Cutting it in half will create two A4 sheets of paper. A3 is part of the <a href="/a">A series</a>.

An A3+ piece of paper measures 329 × 483 mm or 13 × 19 inches. A3+ is part of the <a href="/a">A series</a>.

An A4 piece of paper measures 210 × 297 mm or 8.3 × 11.7 inches. Cutting it in half will create two A5 sheets of paper. A4 is part of the <a href="/a">A series</a>.

An A5 piece of paper measures 148 × 210 mm or 5.8 × 8.3 inches. Cutting it in half will create two A6 sheets of paper. A5 is part of the <a href="/a">A series</a>.

An A6 piece of paper measures 105 × 148 mm or 4.1 × 5.8 inches. Cutting it in half will create two A7 sheets of paper. A6 is part of the <a href="/a">A series</a>.

An A7 piece of paper measures 74 × 105 mm or 2.9 × 4.1 inches. Cutting it in half will create two A8 sheets of paper. A7 is part of the <a href="/a">A series</a>.

An A8 piece of paper measures 52 × 74 mm or 2 × 2.9 inches. Cutting it in half will create two A9 sheets of paper. A8 is part of the <a href="/a">A series</a>.

An A9 piece of paper measures 37 × 52 mm or 1.5 × 2 inches. Cutting it in half will create two A10 sheets of paper. A9 is part of the <a href="/a">A series</a>.

The dimensions of the B series paper sizes are defined by the ISO 216 international paper size standard. The B series is not as common as the A series. It was created to provide paper sizes that were not included in the A series. The B series uses an aspect ratio of 1:√2. The area of the B series paper sheets is the geometric mean of the A series sheets. For example, B1 is between A0 and A1 in size. While the B series is less common in office use, it is more regularly used in other special situations, such as posters, books, envelopes and passports.

A B0 piece of paper measures 1000 × 1414 mm or 39.4 × 55.7 inches. Cutting it in half will create two B1 sheets of paper. B0 is part of the <a href="/b">B series</a>.

A B0+ piece of paper measures 1118 × 1580 mm or 44 × 62.2 inches. B0+ is part of the <a href="/b">B series</a>.

A B1 piece of paper measures 707 × 1000 mm or 27.8 × 39.4 inches. Cutting it in half will create two B2 sheets of paper. B1 is part of the <a href="/b">B series</a>.

A B1+ piece of paper measures 720 × 1020 mm or 28.3 × 40.2 inches. B1+ is part of the <a href="/b">B series</a>.

A B10 piece of paper measures 31 × 44 mm or 1.2 × 1.7 inches. Cutting it in half will create two B11 sheets of paper. B10 is part of the <a href="/b">B series</a>.

A B11 piece of paper measures 22 × 31 mm or 0.9 × 1.2 inches. Cutting it in half will create two B12 sheets of paper. B11 is part of the <a href="/b">B series</a>.

A B12 piece of paper measures 15 × 22 mm or 0.6 × 0.9 inches. Cutting it in half will create two B13 sheets of paper. B12 is part of the <a href="/b">B series</a>.

A B13 piece of paper measures 11 × 15 mm or 0.4 × 0.6 inches. B13 is part of the <a href="/b">B series</a>.

A B2 piece of paper measures 500 × 707 mm or 19.7 × 27.8 inches. Cutting it in half will create two B3 sheets of paper. B2 is part of the <a href="/b">B series</a>.

A B2+ piece of paper measures 520 × 720 mm or 20.5 × 28.3 inches. B2+ is part of the <a href="/b">B series</a>.

A B3 piece of paper measures 353 × 500 mm or 13.9 × 19.7 inches. Cutting it in half will create two B4 sheets of paper. B3 is part of the <a href="/b">B series</a>.

A B4 piece of paper measures 250 × 353 mm or 9.8 × 13.9 inches. Cutting it in half will create two B5 sheets of paper. B4 is part of the <a href="/b">B series</a>.

A B5 piece of paper measures 176 × 250 mm or 6.9 × 9.8 inches. Cutting it in half will create two B6 sheets of paper. B5 is part of the <a href="/b">B series</a>.

A B6 piece of paper measures 125 × 176 mm or 4.9 × 6.9 inches. Cutting it in half will create two B7 sheets of paper. B6 is part of the <a href="/b">B series</a>.

A B7 piece of paper measures 88 × 125 mm or 3.5 × 4.9 inches. Cutting it in half will create two B8 sheets of paper. B7 is part of the <a href="/b">B series</a>.

A B8 piece of paper measures 62 × 88 mm or 2.4 × 3.5 inches. Cutting it in half will create two B9 sheets of paper. B8 is part of the <a href="/b">B series</a>.

A B9 piece of paper measures 44 × 62 mm or 1.7 × 2.4 inches. Cutting it in half will create two B10 sheets of paper. B9 is part of the <a href="/b">B series</a>.

A billboard (or a hoarding) is a large structure used for advertising, and is usually placed outdoors in areas where there is a lot of traffic, such as busy roads. Billboards are used to advertise products to passing pedestrians and drivers, and are very effective, due to their size and positioning in designated market areas. Billboards have many standard sizes, and the names of the billboards originate from the old days when posters were made up of a specific number of panels. Popular billboard sizes start from ‘1 Sheet’ which is 508mm × 762mm, and one of the largest is ‘96 Sheet’ which is 12192mm × 3048mm (40ft × 10ft). The largest standard sized billboard is known as a Bulletin, and is 48ft × 14ft.

Billboard

A 1 Sheet piece of paper measures 508 × 762 mm or 20 × 30 inches. 1 Sheet is part of the <a href="/billboard">Billboard series</a>.

1 Sheet

A 12 Sheet piece of paper measures 3048 × 1524 mm or 120 × 60 inches. 12 Sheet is part of the <a href="/billboard">Billboard series</a>.

12 Sheet

A 16 Sheet piece of paper measures 2032 × 3048 mm or 80 × 120 inches. 16 Sheet is part of the <a href="/billboard">Billboard series</a>.

16 Sheet

A 2 Sheet piece of paper measures 762 × 1016 mm or 30 × 40 inches. 2 Sheet is part of the <a href="/billboard">Billboard series</a>.

2 Sheet

A 32 Sheet piece of paper measures 4064 × 3048 mm or 160 × 120 inches. 32 Sheet is part of the <a href="/billboard">Billboard series</a>.

32 Sheet

A 4 Sheet piece of paper measures 1016 × 1524 mm or 40 × 60 inches. 4 Sheet is part of the <a href="/billboard">Billboard series</a>.

4 Sheet

A 48 Sheet piece of paper measures 6096 × 3048 mm or 240 × 120 inches. 48 Sheet is part of the <a href="/billboard">Billboard series</a>.

48 Sheet

A 6 Sheet piece of paper measures 1200 × 1800 mm or 47.2 × 70.9 inches. 6 Sheet is part of the <a href="/billboard">Billboard series</a>.

6 Sheet

A 64 Sheet piece of paper measures 8128 × 3048 mm or 320 × 120 inches. 64 Sheet is part of the <a href="/billboard">Billboard series</a>.

64 Sheet

A 96 Sheet piece of paper measures 12192 × 3048 mm or 480 × 120 inches. 96 Sheet is part of the <a href="/billboard">Billboard series</a>.

96 Sheet

There are a series of common terms to describe the sizes of modern books. These range from folio, which is the largest, to quarto, and octavo, which are respectively smaller. Book sizes are usually measured by the height and width of a leaf, or the height and width of its cover. The size and proportions of a book depends on the size of the original sheet of paper that was used to produce the book. The most common book sizes today are octavo and quarto. However, many books are still produced in larger and smaller sizes. There are some other terms for book sizes. These include elephant folio (up to 23 inches tall), atlas folio (25 inches tall), and a double elephant folio (50 inches tall). The B-format, such as the Penguin Classics, are 129mm by 198mm, which are a common paperback size in the UK.

Books

A 12mo piece of paper measures 127 × 187.325 mm or 5 × 7.4 inches. 12mo is part of the <a href="/books">Books series</a>.

12mo

A 16mo piece of paper measures 101.6 × 171.45 mm or 4 × 6.8 inches. 16mo is part of the <a href="/books">Books series</a>.

16mo

A 18mo piece of paper measures 101.6 × 165.1 mm or 4 × 6.5 inches. 18mo is part of the <a href="/books">Books series</a>.

18mo

A 32mo piece of paper measures 88.9 × 139.7 mm or 3.5 × 5.5 inches. 32mo is part of the <a href="/books">Books series</a>.

32mo

A 48mo piece of paper measures 63.5 × 101.6 mm or 2.5 × 4 inches. 48mo is part of the <a href="/books">Books series</a>.

48mo

A 64mo piece of paper measures 50.8 × 76.2 mm or 2 × 3 inches. 64mo is part of the <a href="/books">Books series</a>.

64mo

An A Format piece of paper measures 110 × 178 mm or 4.3 × 7 inches. A Format is part of the <a href="/books">Books series</a>.

A Format

A B Format piece of paper measures 129 × 198 mm or 5.1 × 7.8 inches. B Format is part of the <a href="/books">Books series</a>.

B Format

A C Format piece of paper measures 135 × 216 mm or 5.3 × 8.5 inches. C Format is part of the <a href="/books">Books series</a>.

C Format

A Crown Octavo piece of paper measures 136.525 × 203.2 mm or 5.4 × 8 inches. Crown Octavo is part of the <a href="/books">Books series</a>.

Crown Octavo

An Folio piece of paper measures 304.8 × 482.6 mm or 12 × 19 inches. Folio is part of the <a href="/books">Books series</a>.

Folio

An Imperial Octavo piece of paper measures 209.55 × 292.1 mm or 8.3 × 11.5 inches. Imperial Octavo is part of the <a href="/books">Books series</a>.

Imperial Octavo

An Medium Octavo piece of paper measures 165.1 × 234.95 mm or 6.5 × 9.2 inches. Medium Octavo is part of the <a href="/books">Books series</a>.

Medium Octavo

An Octavo piece of paper measures 152.4 × 228.6 mm or 6 × 9 inches. Octavo is part of the <a href="/books">Books series</a>.

Octavo

A Quarto piece of paper measures 241.3 × 304.8 mm or 9.5 × 12 inches. Quarto is part of the <a href="/books">Books series</a>.

Quarto

An Royal Octavo piece of paper measures 165.1 × 254 mm or 6.5 × 10 inches. Royal Octavo is part of the <a href="/books">Books series</a>.

Royal Octavo

An Super Octavo piece of paper measures 177.8 × 279.4 mm or 7 × 11 inches. Super Octavo is part of the <a href="/books">Books series</a>.

Super Octavo

The standard business card size used in Europe is 85mm × 55mm, which is a similar size to banking cards, making them easier to store. The standard business card size in the US and Canada is 3.5 inches × 2 inches (89mm × 51mm). It is fairly common nowadays to move away from the traditional rectangular business card, and be more creative by having square and rounded rectangular shapes. The business card based on the ISO 216 standard is the same size as A8 which is 74mm × 52mm.

Business Card

A China piece of paper measures 90 × 54 mm or 3.5 × 2.1 inches. China is part of the <a href="/business-card">Business Card series</a>.

China

An European piece of paper measures 85 × 55 mm or 3.3 × 2.2 inches. European is part of the <a href="/business-card">Business Card series</a>.

European

An Hungary piece of paper measures 90 × 50 mm or 3.5 × 2 inches. Hungary is part of the <a href="/business-card">Business Card series</a>.

Hungary

An Iran piece of paper measures 85 × 48 mm or 3.3 × 1.9 inches. Iran is part of the <a href="/business-card">Business Card series</a>.

Iran

An ISO 216 piece of paper measures 74 × 52 mm or 2.9 × 2 inches. ISO 216 is part of the <a href="/business-card">Business Card series</a>.

ISO 216

An ISO 7810 ID-1 piece of paper measures 85.6 × 54 mm or 3.4 × 2.1 inches. ISO 7810 ID-1 is part of the <a href="/business-card">Business Card series</a>.

ISO 7810 ID-1

A Japan piece of paper measures 91 × 55 mm or 3.6 × 2.2 inches. Japan is part of the <a href="/business-card">Business Card series</a>.

Japan

An Scandinavia piece of paper measures 90 × 55 mm or 3.5 × 2.2 inches. Scandinavia is part of the <a href="/business-card">Business Card series</a>.

Scandinavia

An US/Canada piece of paper measures 88.9 × 50.8 mm or 3.5 × 2 inches. US/Canada is part of the <a href="/business-card">Business Card series</a>.

US/Canada

The dimensions of the C series sizes are defined by the ISO 269 paper size standard. The C series is most commonly used for envelopes. The area of C series paper is the geometric mean of the areas of the A and B series paper of the same number. For example, C4 has a bigger area than A4, but smaller area than B4. Therefore an A4 piece of paper will fit into a C4 envelope. The aspect ratio of C series envelopes is 1:√2, and this means that an A4 sheet of paper when folded in half, parallel to its smaller sides, will fit nicely into a C5 envelope. When it is folded twice, it will fit into a C6 envelope, and so on.

C Envelope

A C0 piece of paper measures 917 × 1297 mm or 36.1 × 51.1 inches. Cutting it in half will create two C1 sheets of paper. C0 is part of the <a href="/c-envelope">C Envelope series</a>.

A C1 piece of paper measures 648 × 917 mm or 25.5 × 36.1 inches. Cutting it in half will create two C2 sheets of paper. C1 is part of the <a href="/c-envelope">C Envelope series</a>.

A C10 piece of paper measures 28 × 40 mm or 1.1 × 1.6 inches. C10 is part of the <a href="/c-envelope">C Envelope series</a>.

A C2 piece of paper measures 458 × 648 mm or 18 × 25.5 inches. Cutting it in half will create two C3 sheets of paper. C2 is part of the <a href="/c-envelope">C Envelope series</a>.

A C3 piece of paper measures 324 × 458 mm or 12.8 × 18 inches. Cutting it in half will create two C4 sheets of paper. C3 is part of the <a href="/c-envelope">C Envelope series</a>.

A C4 piece of paper measures 229 × 324 mm or 9 × 12.8 inches. Cutting it in half will create two C5 sheets of paper. C4 is part of the <a href="/c-envelope">C Envelope series</a>.

A C5 piece of paper measures 162 × 229 mm or 6.4 × 9 inches. Cutting it in half will create two C6 sheets of paper. C5 is part of the <a href="/c-envelope">C Envelope series</a>.

A C6 piece of paper measures 114 × 162 mm or 4.5 × 6.4 inches. Cutting it in half will create two C7 sheets of paper. C6 is part of the <a href="/c-envelope">C Envelope series</a>.

A C7 piece of paper measures 81 × 114 mm or 3.2 × 4.5 inches. Cutting it in half will create two C8 sheets of paper. C7 is part of the <a href="/c-envelope">C Envelope series</a>.

A C8 piece of paper measures 57 × 81 mm or 2.2 × 3.2 inches. Cutting it in half will create two C9 sheets of paper. C8 is part of the <a href="/c-envelope">C Envelope series</a>.

A C9 piece of paper measures 40 × 57 mm or 1.6 × 2.2 inches. Cutting it in half will create two C10 sheets of paper. C9 is part of the <a href="/c-envelope">C Envelope series</a>.

The dimensions of the Canadian series paper sizes are defined by the CAN 2-9.60M Canadian paper size standard. These canadian paper sizes are the US ANSI paper sizes rounded to the nearest 5mm. The P series includes paper sizes P1 to P6, which corresponds to the ANSI A,B,C and D, as well as two additional sizes smaller than ANSI A. The sizes now appear to be no longer used and are obsolete. The Canadian P series doesn’t have a single aspect ratio like the ISO standard sizes, which makes enlarging and reducing the sizes harder. The Canadian P series are also occasionally referred to as PA1, PA2 etc.

Canadian

A P1 piece of paper measures 560 × 860 mm or 22 × 33.9 inches. Cutting it in half will create two P2 sheets of paper. P1 is part of the <a href="/canadian">Canadian series</a>.

A P2 piece of paper measures 430 × 560 mm or 16.9 × 22 inches. Cutting it in half will create two P3 sheets of paper. P2 is part of the <a href="/canadian">Canadian series</a>.

A P3 piece of paper measures 280 × 430 mm or 11 × 16.9 inches. Cutting it in half will create two P4 sheets of paper. P3 is part of the <a href="/canadian">Canadian series</a>.

A P4 piece of paper measures 215 × 280 mm or 8.5 × 11 inches. Cutting it in half will create two P5 sheets of paper. P4 is part of the <a href="/canadian">Canadian series</a>.

A P5 piece of paper measures 140 × 215 mm or 5.5 × 8.5 inches. Cutting it in half will create two P6 sheets of paper. P5 is part of the <a href="/canadian">Canadian series</a>.

A P6 piece of paper measures 107 × 140 mm or 4.2 × 5.5 inches. P6 is part of the <a href="/canadian">Canadian series</a>.

The dimensions of the Chinese series paper sizes are defined by the GB/T 148-1997 Chinese paper size standard. This standard documents the ISO series, but it does not follow the same principles. Originating from the Republic of China, 1912-1949, the Chinese format is a custom series known as the D series. It is different from the D Series in Sweden. The aspect ratio is approximately √2. The longest side of a Chinese D Series is exactly two times larger than the short side of the next smallest size.

Chinese

A D0 piece of paper measures 764 × 1064 mm or 30.1 × 41.9 inches. Cutting it in half will create two D1 sheets of paper. D0 is part of the <a href="/chinese">Chinese series</a>.

A D1 piece of paper measures 532 × 760 mm or 20.9 × 29.9 inches. Cutting it in half will create two D2 sheets of paper. D1 is part of the <a href="/chinese">Chinese series</a>.

A D2 piece of paper measures 380 × 528 mm or 15 × 20.8 inches. Cutting it in half will create two D3 sheets of paper. D2 is part of the <a href="/chinese">Chinese series</a>.

A D3 piece of paper measures 264 × 376 mm or 10.4 × 14.8 inches. Cutting it in half will create two D4 sheets of paper. D3 is part of the <a href="/chinese">Chinese series</a>.

A D4 piece of paper measures 188 × 260 mm or 7.4 × 10.2 inches. Cutting it in half will create two D5 sheets of paper. D4 is part of the <a href="/chinese">Chinese series</a>.

A D5 piece of paper measures 130 × 184 mm or 5.1 × 7.2 inches. Cutting it in half will create two D6 sheets of paper. D5 is part of the <a href="/chinese">Chinese series</a>.

A D6 piece of paper measures 92 × 126 mm or 3.6 × 5 inches. D6 is part of the <a href="/chinese">Chinese series</a>.

An RD0 piece of paper measures 787 × 1092 mm or 31 × 43 inches. Cutting it in half will create two RD1 sheets of paper. RD0 is part of the <a href="/chinese">Chinese series</a>.

An RD1 piece of paper measures 546 × 787 mm or 21.5 × 31 inches. Cutting it in half will create two RD2 sheets of paper. RD1 is part of the <a href="/chinese">Chinese series</a>.

An RD2 piece of paper measures 393 × 546 mm or 15.5 × 21.5 inches. Cutting it in half will create two RD3 sheets of paper. RD2 is part of the <a href="/chinese">Chinese series</a>.

An RD3 piece of paper measures 273 × 393 mm or 10.7 × 15.5 inches. Cutting it in half will create two RD4 sheets of paper. RD3 is part of the <a href="/chinese">Chinese series</a>.

An RD4 piece of paper measures 196 × 273 mm or 7.7 × 10.7 inches. Cutting it in half will create two RD5 sheets of paper. RD4 is part of the <a href="/chinese">Chinese series</a>.

An RD5 piece of paper measures 136 × 196 mm or 5.4 × 7.7 inches. Cutting it in half will create two RD6 sheets of paper. RD5 is part of the <a href="/chinese">Chinese series</a>.

An RD6 piece of paper measures 98 × 136 mm or 3.9 × 5.4 inches. RD6 is part of the <a href="/chinese">Chinese series</a>.

The dimensions of the Colombian series paper sizes are based on ISO B1 (707mm × 1000mm), which is referred to as pliego. These paper sizes are most commonly used for industrial and commercial printing. A fraction prefix is added for smaller sizes which are halved, e.g ½ pliego, ¼ pliego and ⅛ pliego. Other Colombian paper sizes include Carta, Oficio and Extra Tabloide.

Colombian

A 1/2 pliego piece of paper measures 500 × 700 mm or 19.7 × 27.6 inches. 1/2 pliego is part of the <a href="/colombian">Colombian series</a>.

½ pliego

A 1/4 pliego piece of paper measures 350 × 500 mm or 13.8 × 19.7 inches. 1/4 pliego is part of the <a href="/colombian">Colombian series</a>.

¼ pliego

A 1/8 pliego piece of paper measures 250 × 350 mm or 9.8 × 13.8 inches. 1/8 pliego is part of the <a href="/colombian">Colombian series</a>.

⅛ pliego

A Carta piece of paper measures 216 × 279 mm or 8.5 × 11 inches. Carta is part of the <a href="/colombian">Colombian series</a>.

Carta

An Extra Tabloide piece of paper measures 304 × 457.2 mm or 12 × 18 inches. Extra Tabloide is part of the <a href="/colombian">Colombian series</a>.

Extra Tabloide

An Oficio piece of paper measures 216 × 330 mm or 8.5 × 13 inches. Oficio is part of the <a href="/colombian">Colombian series</a>.

Oficio

A Pliego piece of paper measures 700 × 1000 mm or 27.6 × 39.4 inches. Pliego is part of the <a href="/colombian">Colombian series</a>.

Pliego

In 1967 France started using the ISO paper size standard. However before this, France had their own paper size system. The paper formats in this system follow the AFNOR standard which was established in 1926. Some of these paper formats are still used today. When the paper is handcrafted, they are branded with watermarks. The watermarks are where the names of the paper come from. Some of the formats are known as double and quadruple versions. An example of a double version is Carré (450mm × 560mm) and Grande Monde (900mm × 1260mm), whereby the smallest side is doubled. An example of a quadruple version is Cloche (300mm × 400mm) and Soleil (600mm × 800mm), whereby both sides are doubled.

French

A Carré piece of paper measures 450 × 560 mm or 17.7 × 22 inches. Carré is part of the <a href="/french">French series</a>.

Carré

A Cavalier piece of paper measures 460 × 620 mm or 18.1 × 24.4 inches. Cavalier is part of the <a href="/french">French series</a>.

Cavalier

A Cloche piece of paper measures 300 × 400 mm or 11.8 × 15.7 inches. Cloche is part of the <a href="/french">French series</a>.

Cloche

A Colombier affiche piece of paper measures 600 × 800 mm or 23.6 × 31.5 inches. Colombier affiche is part of the <a href="/french">French series</a>.

Colombier affiche

A Colombier commercial piece of paper measures 630 × 900 mm or 24.8 × 35.4 inches. Colombier commercial is part of the <a href="/french">French series</a>.

Colombier commercial

A Coquille piece of paper measures 440 × 560 mm or 17.3 × 22 inches. Coquille is part of the <a href="/french">French series</a>.

Coquille

A Couronne écriture piece of paper measures 360 × 360 mm or 14.2 × 14.2 inches. Couronne écriture is part of the <a href="/french">French series</a>.

Couronne écriture

A Couronne édition piece of paper measures 370 × 470 mm or 14.6 × 18.5 inches. Couronne édition is part of the <a href="/french">French series</a>.

Couronne édition

A Demi-raisin piece of paper measures 325 × 500 mm or 12.8 × 19.7 inches. Demi-raisin is part of the <a href="/french">French series</a>.

Demi-raisin

A Double Raisin piece of paper measures 650 × 1000 mm or 25.6 × 39.4 inches. Double Raisin is part of the <a href="/french">French series</a>.

Double Raisin

A Écu piece of paper measures 400 × 520 mm or 15.7 × 20.5 inches. Écu is part of the <a href="/french">French series</a>.

Écu

A Grand Aigle piece of paper measures 750 × 1050 mm or 29.5 × 41.3 inches. Grand Aigle is part of the <a href="/french">French series</a>.

Grand Aigle

A Grand Monde piece of paper measures 900 × 1260 mm or 35.4 × 49.6 inches. Grand Monde is part of the <a href="/french">French series</a>.

Grand Monde

A Jésus piece of paper measures 560 × 760 mm or 22 × 29.9 inches. Jésus is part of the <a href="/french">French series</a>.

Jésus

A Petit Aigle piece of paper measures 700 × 940 mm or 27.6 × 37 inches. Petit Aigle is part of the <a href="/french">French series</a>.

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