A1 at 300 DPI is 7016 × 9933 pixels

A1 (594 × 841 mm) at 300 DPI is 7016 × 9933 pixels, which is 70 megapixels.

Portrait7016 × 9933 pixels
Landscape9933 × 7016 pixels
With 3 mm bleed7087 × 10004 pixels
Megapixels70
Aspect ratio1.42:1 (1 to √2 before rounding)
File size199 MB as uncompressed 8-bit RGB; a JPEG or PNG is smaller
Paper size594 × 841 mm (23.39 × 33.11 in)

The working

Pixels are inches multiplied by the resolution, and an inch is 25.4 mm.

Bleed is extra image past the trim line, so that a cut that lands slightly off still leaves ink to the edge. Print shops usually ask for 3 mm on every side of an A-series page, which makes the file 7087 × 10004 pixels.

Is your photo big enough?

To fill A1 at 300 DPI an image needs at least 7016 × 9933 pixels. Cropped to fill the sheet:

At 300 DPI the pixels of a print blend together from about 11.5 inches (29 cm) away. 300 DPI is the standard for print that is held in the hand: books, magazines, photo prints, business cards and flyers. At reading distance the eye can no longer pick out the pixels.

A1 at other resolutions

ResolutionPixelsWith bleedMegapixelsUncompressed
72 DPI1684 × 23841701 × 2401411 MB
96 DPI2245 × 31792268 × 32017.120 MB
100 DPI2339 × 33112362 × 33357.722 MB
150 DPI3508 × 49673543 × 50021750 MB
200 DPI4677 × 66224724 × 66693189 MB
240 DPI5613 × 79465669 × 800345128 MB
300 DPI7016 × 99337087 × 1000470199 MB
400 DPI9354 × 132449449 × 13339124354 MB
600 DPI14031 × 1986614173 × 20008279797 MB
1200 DPI28063 × 3973228346 × 400161,1153.12 GB

Other sizes at 300 DPI

A1 is half of A0, a common size for posters, plans and flip charts. See A1 in pixels at every resolution or everything at 300 DPI.