A6 measures 105 × 148 mm, a quarter of an A4 sheet and roughly the size of a postcard. It slips into a shirt pocket, a wallet or a takeaway bag, which makes it the natural size for discount vouchers, loyalty cards with a bit more room, parcel inserts for online sellers and small notices left on a shop counter next to the till.
Because the space is small, A6 works best with one clear message: an offer, a date, a QR code and a way to reach you. Keep body text at a readable size and leave at least 3 mm between text and the trim edge. Heavier card stock suits vouchers that need to survive a few days in a purse, while lighter paper is practical for bulk inserts.
FAQs
Is A6 too small for a menu or price list?
Usually, yes. A6 suits a single offer or a short list. For a full menu or price list, A5 or a folded leaflet gives readers far more room.
Can I write on A6 vouchers with a pen?
Matt and uncoated stocks take ballpoint ink well. Gloss and laminated surfaces tend to smudge, so choose matt or uncoated if staff will sign or date each voucher.
Can I get A6 flyers on the same day?
Same-day production may be possible for small quantities, subject to product eligibility, stock, capacity, quantity, artwork readiness and finishing, with full payment, usable artwork and approvals before the configured cutoff. Production completion and delivery arrival are separate commitments.
