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B0 in Pixels

1000 × 1414 mm — here is what that is in pixels at every output resolution.

B0 at 300 DPI
11811 × 16701 px

1000 × 1414 mm · 39.37 × 55.669 in · 1:1.41 · 197.3 megapixels at print resolution.

B0 in pixels at every DPI

B0 pixel dimensions by output resolution
DPIPixelsMegapixelsUse
722835 × 400811.4Screen / web preview
963780 × 534420.2CSS reference density
1505906 × 835049.3Large-format posters
2007874 × 1113487.7Draft print
30011811 × 16701197.3Standard print quality
60023622 × 33401789Fine art / high detail

Dimensions

UnitWidthHeight
Millimetres1000 mm1414 mm
Centimetres100 cm141.4 cm
Inches39.37 in55.669 in
Points (72/in)2834.6 pt4008.2 pt
CSS pixels (96/in)3780 px5344 px

Related ISO B sizes

Formatmminches300 DPI pixels
B01000 × 141439.37 × 55.66911811 × 16701
B1707 × 100027.835 × 39.378351 × 11811
B2500 × 70719.685 × 27.8355906 × 8351
B3353 × 50013.898 × 19.6854169 × 5906
B4250 × 3539.843 × 13.8982953 × 4169
B5176 × 2506.929 × 9.8432079 × 2953
B6125 × 1764.921 × 6.9291476 × 2079

Questions

What is B0 in pixels?

At 300 DPI — the standard for print — B0 is 11811 × 16701 pixels. At 72 DPI it is 2835 × 4008, and at 150 DPI 5906 × 8350.

What size is B0 in mm and inches?

B0 measures 1000 × 1414 mm, which is 39.37 × 55.669 inches.

What DPI should I use for B0?

300 DPI for anything held in the hand — flyers, brochures, photo prints. 150 DPI is acceptable for large posters viewed from a distance. 72 DPI is a screen resolution and will look visibly soft in print.

Dimensions per ISO 216. Pixel values are computed as inches × DPI and rounded to whole pixels. ISO 216 B series — sits geometrically between two A sizes.