What size is 30cm x 25cm?
What size is 30cm x 25cm?
Print sizes in inches and centimetres
| 6″x4″ | 15cm x 10cm |
|---|---|
| 12″ x 8″ | 30cm x 20cm |
| 12″ x 10″ | 30cm x 25cm |
| 15″ x 10″ | 38cm x 25cm |
| 16″x12″ | 41cm x 30.5 |
What size frame do I need for a 24×30 print?
30×40 inches
Framing Photography – 24×30 Prints But, if you dare do it yourself, the standard size frame that you’ll find to work the best is 30×40 inches.
Are frame sizes in inches?
There are standard print sizes which are very common, like 6×4”, 7×5”, 10×8”….Standard picture frame sizes chart.
| Frame Size | Photo size in the window mount |
|---|---|
| 10×8″ | 8×6″ |
| 12×10″ | 10×8″ |
| 16×12″ | 12×8″/A4 (4″ border) |
| 20×16″ | 16″x12″ (4″ border) |
What size is 30 x 40 cm in inches?
Standard Metric ‘CM’ picture frame sizes
| Centimetres (cm) | Millimetres (mm) | Inches |
|---|---|---|
| 30 x 40 cm | 300 x 400 mm | 11.81″ x 15.75″ |
| 35 x 100 cm | 350 x 1000 mm | 13.78″ x 39.37″ |
| 40 x 40 cm | 400 x 400 mm | 15.75″ x 15.75″ |
| 40 x 50 cm | 400 x 500 mm | 15.75″ x 19.69″ |
How big is a 6 cm photo frame?
Below is the chart with the most common sizes from inches to centimetres. Standard photo sizes in inches. Photo size in centimetres. Similar metric size. 6×4″. 15.24 x 10.16 cm. 15 x 10 cm. 7×5″. 17.78 x 12.7 cm.
How big is a 10×30 picture frame?
. 10 x 14 Picture Frames Made of Solid Wood for 12 x 16 in /30 x 40cm 5D Diamond Painting- Landscape/Portrait, Wall Display Red. (Black 10 x 14 in)
Can you find a picture frame in any size?
Our frames come in any size, so you can search any size picture frames or browse our popular size frames . Finding your perfect photo frame is really simple using our smart search . You can also order samples of all our frames to check they will suit your home before purchasing a made to measure picture frame .
How big is a window Mount photo frame?
The disadvantage of using a window mount is that your actual photo print size becomes smaller. Normally anywhere from 1-2 inches. This would mean that you need to purchase larger frames to have larger prints.