Size chart

Trading card sizes in millimetres and inches

Most trading cards are 63 × 88 mm, about 2.5 × 3.5 inches. The smaller Japanese size is 59 × 86 mm, and tarot and oracle cards are 70 × 120 mm. At 300 dpi, a standard card file is 744 × 1039 pixels, or 815 × 1110 pixels with 3 mm of bleed on each side.

Card sizes, finished and with bleed, at 300 dpi
CardFinished sizeInchesPixels at 300 dpiWith 3 mm bleedPixels with bleed
Standard Size63 × 88 mm2.48 × 3.46 in744 × 103969 × 94 mm815 × 1110
Japanese Size59 × 86 mm2.32 × 3.39 in697 × 101665 × 92 mm768 × 1087
Tarot Size70 × 120 mm2.76 × 4.72 in827 × 141776 × 126 mm898 × 1488
Common playing card sizes for comparison
CardFinished sizeInches
Poker size playing card63.5 × 88.9 mm2.5 × 3.5 in
Bridge size playing card57.15 × 88.9 mm2.25 × 3.5 in

Our Standard size is within half a millimetre of a poker size playing card.

Standard size: 63 × 88 mm

The standard trading card size is used by most trading card games and matches a poker size playing card within half a millimetre. Most card sleeves, binders and deck boxes for trading cards are made for it. Order Standard size cards.

Japanese size: 59 × 86 mm

The Japanese size is a little narrower and shorter. Some trading card games are published in this size, and their sleeves and accessories are made for it, so check which size your game uses before you print. Order Japanese size cards.

Tarot size: 70 × 120 mm

Tarot size is the classic format of tarot and oracle decks, and it also suits games and projects that need room for more text or larger art. Order Tarot size cards, or read how to make your own tarot deck.

Card sizes in pixels

Cards are printed at 300 dpi. To get the pixel size of a card, divide its millimetres by 25.4 and multiply by 300. Add 3 mm on every side for the bleed. The table above lists the result for each size, and our guide to print-ready files explains bleed in detail.

Questions and answers

What size is a trading card?

Most trading cards are 63 × 88 mm, about 2.5 × 3.5 inches. Some games use a smaller Japanese size of 59 × 86 mm.

How many pixels is a trading card?

At 300 dpi a 63 × 88 mm card is 744 × 1039 pixels. With 3 mm of bleed on each side it is 815 × 1110 pixels.

What size is a tarot card?

A common tarot card size is 70 × 120 mm, about 2.75 × 4.75 inches. Oracle decks often use the same size.

Is a trading card the same size as a playing card?

Almost. A poker size playing card is 63.5 × 88.9 mm, half a millimetre larger than a 63 × 88 mm trading card. Bridge size playing cards are narrower, 57 × 89 mm.

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