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Popular Photo Book Sizes

Standard Square Sizes

Standard Landscape Sizes

They’re great for showcasing locations, panoramas, and larger photos as you will hardly have to shrink the image to fit the page. These are also the perfect choice for layflat photo books so you get a seamless view of your beautiful landscape photos. Once you select your photos, if you notice that most of your photos are in landscape, go for one of these sizes to make your designing process a breeze.
Standard Portrait Sizes

Parent Album Sizes

Photo Album Sizes Chart
Album Size (in) | Orientation | Album Size (cm) | Parent Wedding Album Size (in) |
8×8 | Square | 20×20 | 6×6 |
10×10 | Square | 25×25 | 6×6 |
12×12 | Square | 30×30 | 6×6 |
6×8 | Landscape | 15×20 | 5×7 |
8×11 | Landscape | 20×28 | 5×7 |
11×14 | Landscape | 28×35 | 5×7 |
12×16 | Landscape | 30×40 | 6×8 |
11×8 | Portrait | 28×20 | 7×5 |
14×11 | Portrait | 35×28 | 7×5 |
16×12 | Portrait | 40×30 | 8×6 |
How To Choose The Right Size Photo Book

Select Your Photos
Before you choose the size of your album, it’s good to have the final selection of photos. Keep a folder with some of your favorite backups. These will come in handy should you have extra space or find that some photos don’t go well with a particular layout.Consider The Orientation Of Your Photos
Before choosing a size, it’s good to know the ratio of landscape to portrait photos you’ve selected. This will help you decide which album orientation will better fit your needs. It’s always easier to layout and size your photos when the album matches their orientation.Consider The Number Of Photos You Want To Include

Once you have your total number, it’s useful to divide by category and estimate how many you want per page. This will give you a better idea of your page count. For 50 to 100 photos, an album with 20 pages will be more than enough.
Tips To Put Together A Wedding Photo Album

Pick Your Absolute Favorite Photos
Don’t choose the photos that simply look the best. Choose the photos that evoke emotion and put a smile on your face. Whether it’s someone’s weird expression or a candid, your album should represent the emotions felt at the time you snapped your photos. Our tip is to go with the photos you wouldn’t mind seeing over and over again.Let The Photos Take Center Stage
With plenty of beautiful photo album and photo book designs, it’s tempting to let the design take over. The point of an album is to showcase the photos so we recommend keeping the design as clean as possible. If you’re adding intricate and fun accents or illustrations, one or two photos per page will give you a great balance. For pages with five or more photos, one or two simple decorative accents will allow your photos to shine.Match Your Wedding’s Theme And Color Scheme

Match The Flow Of Your Wedding
When selecting how your photos will be laid out, think chronologically. If you’re putting together a wedding album, start with the very first photos taken. Whether it’s you and your spouse getting ready or at the ceremony, your album will be much more enjoyable if it follows a natural order.Go For A Sturdy Album Cover and Paper
A wedding album is meant to last a lifetime so be sure to invest in the material. Go for a sturdy hardcover, die-cut leather, linen or acrylic material. For pages, you’ll want to stick with a thick cardstock or paper in a glossy or matte finish depending on the look you’d like your photos to have.Include More Than Just Photos

Resources on Photo Book Sizes
Choosing the right photo album size for your photos will not only help you put it together with ease but optimally display each of your photos for you and your loved ones to enjoy. Once it’s ready, be sure to find a good place to store your album in your home.Additional Resources: