Newspaper Paper Sizes

Berliner 315 × 470 mm   Broadsheet 597 × 749 mm   US Broadsheet 381 × 578 mm   British Broadsheet 375 × 597 mm   South African Broadsheet 410 × 578 mm   Ciner 350 × 500 mm   Compact 280 × 430 mm   Nordisch 400 × 570 mm   Rhenish 350 × 520 mm   Swiss 320 × 475 mm Tabloid 280 × 430 mm  Canadian Tabloid 260 × 368 mm   Norwegian Tabloid 280 × 400 mm   New York Times 305 × 559 mm   Wall Street Journal 305 × 578 mm

Further Information

There are many different newspaper formats, and they vary from country to country. The largest newspaper format is known as a Broadsheet, and takes its name from types of popular prints which are usually just on a single sheet containing different types of material and content. A broadsheet is known for having long vertical pages. Other popular newspaper formats include the Berliner and Tabloid, which are smaller than a Broadsheet.

Format	Width × Height (mm)	Width × Height (in)
Berliner	315 × 470 mm	12.4 × 18.5 in
Broadsheet	597 × 749 mm	23.5 × 29.5 in
US Broadsheet	381 × 578 mm	15 × 22.8 in
British Broadsheet	375 × 597 mm	14.8 × 23.5 in
South African Broadsheet	410 × 578 mm	16.1 × 22.8 in
Ciner	350 × 500 mm	13.8 × 19.7 in
Compact	280 × 430 mm	11 × 16.9 in
Nordisch	400 × 570 mm	15.7 × 22.4 in
Rhenish	350 × 520 mm	13.8 × 20.5 in
Swiss	320 × 475 mm	12.6 × 18.7 in
Tabloid	280 × 430 mm	11 × 16.9 in
Canadian Tabloid	260 × 368 mm	10.2 × 14.5 in
Norwegian Tabloid	280 × 400 mm	11 × 15.7 in
New York Times	305 × 559 mm	12 × 22 in
Wall Street Journal	305 × 578 mm	12 × 22.8 in