A4 Leaflet Size

Leaflets are promotional materials usually used to showcase your business’ products and services. A typical A4 Leaflet comes with a measurement of 210 x 297 mm. Aside from products and services, these can contain information such as your company’s mission, vision as well as its history.

A4 Leaflet dimensions in Millimetres, Centimetres and Inches

Paper format: A4 Leaflet
Dimensions in Millimeters: 210 x 297 mm
Dimensions in Centimeters: 21 x 29.7 cm
Dimensions in Inches: 8.27 x 11.69 in

A4 Leaflets make for ideal promotional items as they have plenty of pages you can use to feature your brand’s bestselling products and services. With their standard size of 210 x 297 mm, they offer more than sufficient space for you to present everything you want your prospects to know about your company.

Additionally, their standard size makes it easy for people in a close distance to have a clear glance of your brand. With an eye-catching design, your leaflet will be able to get your prospects curious enough to get a copy of your company’s leaflet. Moreover, this particular folded leaflet size is more noticeable especially in high-traffic areas or when there are other competing media within the area.

There is also a wide range of leaflets you can choose from such as half-folds where the paper is folded once creating four pages for more business content. There is also the Z-fold where the three parts of the folded format have the same width. These are like tri-folds but are for more unique content.

Whether you are celebrating your brand’s anniversary or participating in a trade fair, you can be sure that distributing A4 leaflets is a great way to increase your brand’s exposure. Feel free to check our website for more information about our standard size leaflets.

Printing resolution for A4 leaflets

For top-quality image, your A4 leaflet should be in 210 x 297 mm at 300 dpi. You should also not miss on adding a 3 mm bleed so as to keep your print from having unwanted white borders after being printed and trimmed. You can use InDesign to conveniently include bleed or Photoshop though this one requires you to add bleed first as it does not have it included. If you are unsure if you are doing things right, you can check our free templates on the product page where you are trying to order.