Newspaper

Broadsheet, tabloid, and Berliner newspaper formats.

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Count

3 Sizes

Largest

Broadsheet

600 x 750 mm

Smallest

Tabloid Newspaper

280 x 430 mm

Broadsheet

UseTraditional large newspaper format.
MM600 x 750
IN23.62 x 29.53
CM60.00 x 75.00

Berliner

UseMid-size newspaper compromise format.
MM315 x 470
IN12.40 x 18.50
CM31.50 x 47.00

Tabloid Newspaper

UseCompact newspaper format.
MM280 x 430
IN11.02 x 16.93
CM28.00 x 43.00

Newspaper Size Diagram

Visual Scale
W: 23.62 inH: 29.53 in
Broadsheet
W: 12.40 inH: 18.50 in
Berliner
W: 11.02 inH: 16.93 in
Tabloid Newspaper
Broadsheet23.62 in x 29.53 in
Berliner12.40 in x 18.50 in
Tabloid Newspaper11.02 in x 16.93 in

Newspaper Reference Table

All Sizes
NameWidth (mm)Height (mm)Width (cm)Height (cm)Width (in)Height (in)
Broadsheet60075060.0075.0023.6229.53
Berliner31547031.5047.0012.4018.50
Tabloid Newspaper28043028.0043.0011.0216.93

The Story ofNewspaper

History + Culture

Newspaper formats evolved around production technology, distribution needs, and reading behavior. Broadsheet signaled authority and depth; tabloid offered compact mobility; Berliner found a middle path.

Today, these names still carry editorial identity even as newsrooms shift across print and digital channels.

Learn More External visual guide · opens in a new tabSee newspaper formatsCompare broadsheet, tabloid, and Berliner layouts with visual examples.