What Is the Standard Size of a Playing Card in Inches?

Poker playing cards are 2.5 x 3.5 inches in size. This is the standard size for a traditional deck of playing cards. Bridge cards are slightly narrower, measuring 2.25 × 3.5” in size.

What Are Standard Playing Card Dimensions in Millimeters?

Poker-size cards are 63.5 × 88.9 mm and bridge-size cards are 57.15 × 88.9 mm. Both of them are commonly used formats but specialty decks may use different sizes.

Are Poker Cards Bigger Than Bridge Cards?

Yes. Poker cards are 0.25" wider than Bridge cards. They're equally tall (3.5 inches) but bridge cards are more easily spread out when holding a big hand.

Are Tarot Cards Bigger Than Regular Playing Cards?

Yes. The standard size of a tarot card is 2.75 x 4.75 inches, whereas a poker card is 2.5 x 3.5 inches. The wider size allows for the classic tarot artwork and symbols to be printed.

How Do You Measure a Playing Card?

Place the card on the table and use a ruler to measure the width and height of the card. If measuring the thickness as well, a digital caliper would be helpful especially if you need to check it for a full deck you are packaging.

Can Playing Cards Be Printed in Custom Sizes?

Yes. A lot of manufactures offer custom-sized playing cards for independent games, promotional decks and specialty collections. Before placing an order, confirm the cutting dimensions, bleed requirements, card thickness, and packaging measurements with the manufacturer.

Playing Card Dimensions: Standard Sizes, Measurements, and Thickness

Compare poker, bridge, tarot, mini, jumbo, and square card dimensions, including thickness, print bleed, 300 PPI artwork sizing, and deck storage.