A6 at 72 DPI is 298 × 420 pixels

A6 (105 × 148 mm) at 72 DPI is 298 × 420 pixels, which is 0.13 megapixels.

Portrait298 × 420 pixels
Landscape420 × 298 pixels
With 3 mm bleed315 × 437 pixels
Megapixels0.13
Aspect ratio1.41:1 (1 to √2 before rounding)
File size367 KB as uncompressed 8-bit RGB; a JPEG or PNG is smaller
Paper size105 × 148 mm (4.13 × 5.83 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 315 × 437 pixels.

Is your photo big enough?

To fill A6 at 72 DPI an image needs at least 298 × 420 pixels. Cropped to fill the sheet:

At 72 DPI the pixels of a print blend together from about 47.7 inches (121 cm) away. 72 DPI is the old screen convention: early Macintosh displays showed 72 pixels to the inch, matching the 72 points in an inch of type. Many image files still carry a 72 DPI tag for that reason.

A6 at other resolutions

ResolutionPixelsWith bleedMegapixelsUncompressed
72 DPI298 × 420315 × 4370.13367 KB
96 DPI397 × 559420 × 5820.22650 KB
100 DPI413 × 583437 × 6060.24705 KB
150 DPI620 × 874656 × 9090.541.6 MB
200 DPI827 × 1165874 × 12130.962.8 MB
240 DPI992 × 13981049 × 14551.44 MB
300 DPI1240 × 17481311 × 18192.26.2 MB
400 DPI1654 × 23311748 × 24253.911 MB
600 DPI2480 × 34962622 × 36388.725 MB
1200 DPI4961 × 69925244 × 72763599 MB

Other sizes at 72 DPI

A6 is a quarter of A4, the size of a postcard. See A6 in pixels at every resolution or everything at 72 DPI.