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C10 Envelope Paper Size

C10 measures 28 x 40 mm, 2.8 x 4 cm, or 1.1 x 1.57 in. See pixel dimensions by DPI, aspect ratio, bleed setup, comparisons, and related tools.

Last checked: 2026-05-01

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C10 is 28 x 40 mm, 2.8 x 4 cm, or 1.1 x 1.57 in. At 300 DPI, C10 is 331 x 472 px.

Last checked: 2026-05-01 Source: ISO 269:1985 Found a spec change? Send correction.

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We convert physical sizes to inches, multiply by the selected DPI/PPI value, and round to whole pixels.

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C10 is 28 x 40 mm, 2.8 x 4 cm, or 1.1 x 1.57 in. At 300 DPI, C10 is 331 x 472 px.

28 x 40 mm

Dimensions and specs

Millimeters	28 x 40 mm
Centimeters	2.8 x 4 cm
Inches	1.1 x 1.57 in
300 DPI pixels	331 x 472 px
Aspect ratio	1:1.4286
Standard family	ISO C Envelope Series

Pixels

Pixel dimensions by DPI

DPI / PPI	Width	Height	Use
72 DPI	79 px	113 px	Screen or draft reference density
96 DPI	106 px	151 px	Screen or draft reference density
150 DPI	165 px	236 px	Screen or draft reference density
300 DPI	331 px	472 px	Common high-quality print setup
600 DPI	661 px	945 px	High-resolution archival or print workflow

Formula

How to calculate this size

Pixel formulapixels = millimeters / 25.4 x PPI

28 mm x 300 PPI = 331 px wide.

Trim result331 x 472 px

Use this when the artwork stops at the finished edge.

Bleed result331 x 472 px

Add 0 mm per side before calculating pixels when artwork reaches the edge.

Common mistakes

Avoid these c10 envelope paper size problems

Mixing screen pixels with print quality

A paper size needs a PPI target before pixels mean anything for print.

Forgetting orientation

Portrait and landscape use the same dimensions, but width and height swap in the export.

Adding bleed to a paper reference

Paper pages show trim size first; add bleed only when the design prints to the edge.

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Enter any DPI to calculate the pixel dimensions for this physical size.

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compare tool C10 vs C9

C10 Envelope Paper Size: 28 x 40 mm
C9: 40 x 57 mm

50.9% smaller than C9 Envelope Paper Size. 0.0018 decimal ratio difference compare tool C10 vs A4

C10 Envelope Paper Size: 28 x 40 mm
A4: 210 x 297 mm

98.2% smaller than A4 Paper Size in Pixels, Millimeters, Centimeters and Inches. 0.0071 decimal ratio difference compare tool C10 vs US Letter

C10 Envelope Paper Size: 28 x 40 mm
US Letter: 215.9 x 279.4 mm

98.1% smaller than US Letter Paper Size. 0.0727 decimal ratio difference

C10 belongs to the ISO C Envelope Series family. Use this reference for print setup, document layout, template sizing, pixel conversion, and comparisons with nearby paper sizes. Pixel dimensions are calculated from the physical size and selected DPI.

Workflow

Use C10 Envelope Paper Size in a finished file

Confirm the physical size

Copy the millimeter, centimeter, or inch dimensions for the selected paper standard.

Choose PPI

Use 300 PPI for most sharp print exports, or match the printer requirement.

Calculate pixels

Multiply inches by PPI, then add bleed only when artwork reaches the trimmed edge.

Related pages and tools

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FAQ

Common questions

What is the exact C10 size?

C10 measures 28 x 40 mm, 2.8 x 4 cm, or approximately 1.1 x 1.57 in.

What is C10 in pixels at 300 DPI?

C10 at 300 DPI is 331 x 472 px when rounded to the nearest whole pixel.

What aspect ratio is C10?

C10 has an aspect ratio of about 1:1.4286 based on its 28 x 40 mm physical dimensions.

Should I add bleed to a C10 design?

Envelope print workflows vary by provider and production method. Confirm bleed, flap, and safe-area requirements with the printer or envelope template before output.

References

Sources and references

ISO 269 physical dimensions. Pixel values are calculated from millimeters / 25.4 x DPI and rounded to whole pixels.

ISO 269:1985
Used for ISO C envelope dimensions and DL envelope references.
HP paper size reference
Used as a reputable printer reference for North American office, ANSI, and envelope dimensions.
W3C CSS Values and Units Module
Used for CSS unit definitions, absolute unit relationships, and CSS px behavior.

Last checked: 2026-05-01