Standard planner page sizes, plus a calculator for how many stickers fit on a printable sheet.
The size to build your planner or insert pages at, so they fit the ring size or app buyers actually use.
The most common size for a printable planner sold to a US audience.
The international equivalent to Letter, offer both for a global audience.
A common size for a compact ring-bound planner insert.
A popular size for ring-bound and discbound planner systems.
Fits the smaller ring-bound organisers some buyers use.
Built for a tablet screen or app, hyperlinked between pages rather than printed.
Ring and discbound systems vary between brands, always list the page size in inches so a buyer can check it against their own planner before they buy.
Enter your sticker size and a sheet, and see how many fit with a safe margin and gap between each one.
A guide for laying out your file, based on straight rows and columns. Irregular or die-cut shapes can sometimes nest tighter than this in practice.
Planner and sticker buyers are picky about fit, a page or sticker sheet built to the wrong size means wasted paper, awkward trimming, or a file that simply doesn’t work with the system a buyer already owns. Listing the exact size in inches, rather than a vague description, is what lets a buyer check it fits before they purchase.
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US Letter (8.5 x 11in) or A4 (8.27 x 11.69in) covers most buyers. For ring-bound inserts, Half Letter (5.5 x 8.5in) and A5 are the most common compact sizes.
1654 x 2339px portrait is a common base, built for a tablet screen and hyperlinked between pages rather than printed.
It depends on your sticker size, sheet size, and the margin and gap you leave between each one, the calculator on this page works it out for you.
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