Paper size in pixels

A0 Size in Pixels

A0 measures 841 × 1189 mm (33.11 × 46.81 in). At 300 DPI an A0 canvas is 9933 × 14043 pixels in portrait orientation.

A0 at 300 DPI: 9933 × 14043 px (landscape 14043 × 9933 px)

At 150 DPI: 4967 × 7022 px · at 72 DPI: 2384 × 3370 px

A0 pixel dimensions at each DPI

Calculated from the defining millimeter dimensions, rounded to the nearest whole pixel unless stated. “DPI” here means image pixels per inch (PPI), the way most print briefs use it.

A0 in pixels · width × height
DensityPortrait (nearest)Landscape (nearest)Portrait, rounded upMegapixels
72 DPI2384 × 33703370 × 23842384 × 33718
96 DPI3179 × 44944494 × 31793179 × 449414.3
150 DPI4967 × 70227022 × 49674967 × 702234.9
200 DPI6622 × 93629362 × 66226623 × 936362
300 DPI9933 × 1404314043 × 99339934 × 14044139.5
600 DPI19866 × 2808728087 × 1986619867 × 28087558

Calculate a canvas with your own settings

Your dimensions

On your device

Presets set the finished print size and unit. PPI and rounding remain your choice.

The desired finished width, before any bleed.

The desired finished height, before any bleed.

Applies to both dimensions.

Use your print provider’s requirement when available.

Nearest is a conventional approximation; round up meets at least the target PPI on both axes.

Use a decimal point, without commas. Physical lengths and PPI accept up to 4 decimal places.

Example result

9,933 × 14,043 pixels

841 × 1,189 mm at 300 PPI · nearest pixel

Total pixels
139.489 MP
Width density
299.9979 PPI
Height density
299.9934 PPI
Canvas proportionsPixel canvas · proportions only
Illustrative geometry · proportions, not actual screen size

Nearest-pixel rounding can fall slightly below the target on one axis. Use Round up when the target is a strict minimum.

This is the canvas size. Changing a file’s PPI metadata alone does not create these pixels.

Calculation details & inputs
Inputs used for this result
Print width841
Print height1189
Size unitMillimeters (mm)
Target resolution300 PPI
Pixel roundingNearest whole pixel
Result details · 6 decimals or 3 significant digits for tiny values
Required width (px)9,933
Required height (px)14,043
Exact width before rounding (px)9,933.070866
Exact height before rounding (px)14,043.307087
Effective width PPI299.99786
Effective height PPI299.99344

About A0

A0 is the base of the A series: 841 × 1189 mm, an area of about one square meter. It is used for large posters and technical drawings. At 300 PPI its canvas exceeds 100 megapixels, so check the density your printer actually asks for at that size.

A0 physical size · portrait
UnitWidth × height
Millimeters841 × 1,189
Centimeters84.1 × 118.9
Inches33.11 × 46.811

Rounding the canvas

At 300 PPI the exact width is 9,933.071 pixels and the height 14,043.307 pixels, so a whole-pixel canvas must round. Nearest rounding gives 9933 × 14043; rounding up gives 9934 × 14044, which keeps both axes at or above 300 PPI.

The aspect ratio is 1 : 1.4138, the √2 proportion shared by every A size, so A sizes scale into each other without cropping. Bleed is not included: add your provider’s bleed to each edge before calculating the file size.

Questions about this conversion

What is A0 in pixels at 300 DPI?

9933 × 14043 pixels portrait, or 14043 × 9933 landscape, about 139.5 megapixels.

What is A0 in pixels at 72 or 96 DPI?

At 72 DPI: 2384 × 3370 px. At 96 DPI: 3179 × 4494 px. These low densities suit on-screen previews and document templates rather than photo printing.

Does the page size include bleed or printer margins?

No. These are the nominal finished sheet dimensions. Bleed, safe areas and a printer’s unprintable margins are separate and depend on your provider and device.

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