Card size guide and blank templates
Poker, bridge, tarot, mini, square and more card sizes, with tokens, hex tiles and game boards: trim, bleed and safe zone in mm, inches and pixels at 300 DPI, and a free blank template for each, as a PNG with guides or a printable PDF sheet.
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| Size | Millimetres | Inches | With bleed at 300 DPI |
|---|---|---|---|
| Poker card | 63.5 × 88.9 mm | 2.5 × 3.5 in | 821 × 1121 px |
| Bridge card | 57.2 × 88.9 mm | 2.25 × 3.5 in | 746 × 1121 px |
| Tarot card | 70 × 120 mm | 2.76 × 4.72 in | 898 × 1488 px |
| Mini US card | 41.3 × 63.5 mm | 1.63 × 2.5 in | 558 × 821 px |
| Mini Euro card | 44 × 68 mm | 1.73 × 2.68 in | 591 × 874 px |
| Square card | 70 × 70 mm | 2.76 × 2.76 in | 898 × 898 px |
| Business card | 50.8 × 88.9 mm | 2 × 3.5 in | 671 × 1121 px |
| Domino card | 44.4 × 88.9 mm | 1.75 × 3.5 in | 596 × 1121 px |
| Jumbo card | 88.9 × 127 mm | 3.5 × 5 in | 1121 × 1571 px |
| Round token 25 mm | 25 × 25 mm | 0.98 × 0.98 in | 366 × 366 px |
| Round token 32 mm | 32 × 32 mm | 1.26 × 1.26 in | 449 × 449 px |
| Round token 38 mm | 38 × 38 mm | 1.5 × 1.5 in | 520 × 520 px |
| Square token 1 in | 25.4 × 25.4 mm | 1 × 1 in | 371 × 371 px |
| Square token 1.5 in | 38.1 × 38.1 mm | 1.5 × 1.5 in | 521 × 521 px |
| Hex tile 2 in | 50.8 × 58.7 mm | 2 × 2.31 in | 671 × 764 px |
| Hex tile 3 in | 76.2 × 88 mm | 3 × 3.46 in | 971 × 1110 px |
| Bifold board | 457.2 × 228.6 mm | 18 × 9 in | 5471 × 2771 px |
| Quadfold board | 457.2 × 457.2 mm | 18 × 18 in | 5471 × 5471 px |
| Six-fold board | 685.8 × 457.2 mm | 27 × 18 in | 8171 × 5471 px |
| A3 mat | 420 × 297 mm | 16.54 × 11.69 in | 5031 × 3579 px |
| A2 mat | 594 × 420 mm | 23.39 × 16.54 in | 7087 × 5031 px |
| Letter mat | 279.4 × 215.9 mm | 11 × 8.5 in | 3371 × 2621 px |
Questions
What are trim, bleed and the safe zone?
Trim is where the card is cut: its finished size. Bleed is extra art past the cut (3 mm here), so a cut that is slightly off leaves no white edge. The safe zone is a margin inside the cut (3 mm here) where text and anything important should stay clear of the blade.
What is on the blank template?
The PNG is one card at 300 DPI with its bleed: the bleed is tinted, the cut line is solid red and the safe zone is dashed blue, with the size written in the middle. Draw over it, then hide or delete the guides. The PDF fills one sheet of Letter, A4 or A3 with the template, with cut marks, to print and try a size in your hand.
Why 300 DPI?
It is the usual resolution for print: sharp at arm’s length and what most print-on-demand services ask for. At 300 DPI a poker card is 750 × 1050 px, or 821 × 1121 px with a 3 mm bleed.
My printer asks for ⅛ in of bleed. Is 3 mm enough?
⅛ in is 3.175 mm, so 3 mm is a hair short of it. If your printer or manufacturer gives a template, follow theirs; otherwise 3 mm (the Decklab default) works for home printing and most print-on-demand services.
Are these the sizes the Decklab app uses?
Yes. Every size here is a preset in the app’s Add component dialog, with the same bleed and safe zone, and the templates are made by the app’s own PNG and PDF exports.
Related tools
- Quick card makerMake a deck of printable cards from a spreadsheet: pick a starter template, paste or import a CSV, tweak the design, and download a print-and-play PDF or a PNG of each card. Free, in your browser, with no sign-up.
- Print-and-play PDF makerTurn your card images into a print-and-play PDF: pick the card size and paper, add cut marks and backs for double-sided or fold-and-glue printing, and set how many of each card. Free, in your browser, with no sign-up.
- Token and counter sheet makerMake printable tokens and counters from your images or typed labels: pick round, square or hex, the size and how many of each, and download a print-and-play PDF with cut outlines, or a PNG of each token. Free, in your browser, with no sign-up.
- Printer calibration pagePrint one Letter or A4 page with a 50 mm square, a poker card outline and rulers to check your printer prints cards at the right size, and learn how to fix it when it doesn’t. Free, in your browser, with no sign-up.
- Print size calculatorConvert millimetres, inches and pixels at any DPI, see the image size a card needs with its bleed, and how many cards fit a sheet of Letter, A4 or A3. Free, in your browser, with no sign-up.
Making a whole game?
The Decklab editor keeps every card, token and board in one project, so a change reaches all of them.
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