What does A3, A2, A1, A0 and B1 look like?
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Below are some images and some other information of paper sizes that are A4-sized and larger.
What you will notice is that the A-series sizes are based upon the A4 sheet, and each increase in size is double the size below it. So:
- A3 is twice the size of A4.
- A2 is twice the size of A3, and four times the size of A4.
- A1 is twice the size of A2, and eight times the size of A4; and
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A0 is twice the size of A1, and sixteen times the size of A4.
- B1 is not an A-series size, but we have nonetheless shown what it looks like when compared to an A4 sheet.
- A4 sized products.
- A4 size sheet displayed.
- A3 sized products.
- A3 size sheet displayed.
- A2 sized products.
- A2 size sheet displayed.
- A1 sized products.
- A1 size sheet displayed.
- A0 sized products.
- A0 size sheet displayed.
- B1 sized products.
- B1 size sheet displayed.
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Products that are A4-sized include:
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Below is an image of a standard A4 sheet.
All other sizes relate to the A4 size,
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Products that are A3 sized. |
Below is an image of an A3 sheet next to
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Products that are A2 sized. |
Below is an image of an A2 sheet next to
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Products that are A1 sized. |
Below is an image of an A1 sheet next to
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Products that are B1 sized. |
Below an image of an B1 sheet next to |
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Products that are A0 sized. |
Below is an image of an A0 sheet next to |





