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Envelope sizes
Envelopes come in a handful of standard sizes, each made for a sheet of paper or a card. Here are the common ones, from the DL for a folded letter to the C4 for an A4 sheet kept flat, plus the two everyday US sizes.
Size chart by what goes in
| Size | Width × height | Dieline |
|---|---|---|
| DL An A4 letter folded in three |
220 × 110 mm 8.66 × 4.33 in |
Glued → Tuck flap → |
| C6 An A6 card, or A4 folded in four |
162 × 114 mm 6.38 × 4.49 in |
Glued → Tuck flap → |
| C5 An A5 sheet, or A4 folded once |
229 × 162 mm 9.02 × 6.38 in |
Glued → Tuck flap → |
| C4 An A4 sheet, flat |
324 × 229 mm 12.76 × 9.02 in |
Glued → Tuck flap → |
| #10 A US letter folded in three |
241.3 × 104.8 mm 9.50 × 4.13 in |
Glued → Tuck flap → |
| A7 A 5 × 7 in card or invitation |
184.2 × 133.4 mm 7.25 × 5.25 in |
Glued → Tuck flap → |
DL and the C sizes are the international ones (ISO 269); #10 and A7 are North American. The sizes are the finished envelope. What goes in should be a few millimetres smaller on each side.
How to measure
- Width: along the opening, side to side, the long edge.
- Height: from the bottom fold to the top fold, where the seal flap turns over.
- Start from what goes in: add about 5 mm to its width and height, or pick the standard size made for it.
Straight or pointed flap?
A straight flap is the everyday one: it is glued shut, by you or by a strip of adhesive (the envelope). A pointed flap tucks its tip into a small slit in the back, so it closes without glue and opens again: nice for invitations and gift cards (the tuck flap envelope).
Sending something bigger? See the mailer bag sizes.