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Envelope templates

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Example: two patterned A7 envelopes for 5 × 7 photo cards to mail

Two 5 × 7 in holiday photo cards are going in the mail to both sets of grandparents. Settings: Envelope size A7 — 5¼ × 7¼ in, Look Patterned, Envelopes 2, Design number 1, Paper US Letter.

  1. An A7 envelope opens out wider than a Letter sheet, so each one prints in two parts: envelopes.pdf has 4 pages, the front with its tabs and flap, then the back, for each envelope.
  2. Each page is headed “A7 envelope · 5.25 × 7.25 in (133 × 184 mm) · Print at 100 % (actual size)”. Print at 100 % and cut out the front and the back along the solid lines.
  3. Fold the tabs and the top flap back along the dashed lines, glue the back onto the tinted tabs, printed side out, and close the flap with glue or a sticker.
  4. A 5 × 7 card has ¼ in to spare each way. Each envelope gets its own pattern, on the flaps; the front stays white for the address and stamp.
Size Finished Fits Letter pages per envelope By mail in the US
A7 5¼ × 7¼ ina 5 × 7 card2as a letter
#10 4⅛ × 9½ ina Letter sheet folded in three2as a letter
C6 114 × 162 mm (4½ × 6⅜ in)a Letter sheet folded in four1as a letter
DL 110 × 220 mman A4 sheet folded in three2as a letter
Square 15 × 15 cm (5.9 in)a square card2extra postage: square envelopes cannot go through sorting machines
Small 70 × 110 mma gift card, folded bills1too small to mail: hand it over

envelopes.pdf: 4 Letter pages that make two A7 envelopes with different patterns. Plain printer paper works; 100–120 g/m² paper, about 27–32 lb bond, makes a sturdier envelope.

How it works

  1. Choose the envelope size — the card or letter you want to send decides it.
  2. Pick plain, patterned or outlines to colour, and how many envelopes.
  3. Print at 100 % (“actual size”), cut along the solid lines, fold the dashed lines and glue the flaps.

Frequently asked questions

Which envelope size do I need?
A7 (5¼ × 7¼ in) fits a 5 × 7 card, #10 a letter folded in three; in metric sizes C6 fits an A6 card or A4 folded in four and DL A4 folded in three. The small one holds a gift card or folded banknotes.
Why must I print at 100 %?
The template is drawn at the real size; “fit to page” shrinks it and the card won’t fit any more. Choose “actual size” or 100 % in the print dialog.
Which paper works best?
Plain printer paper is fine; for a sturdier envelope use 100–120 g/m² paper. Patterned designs print on the outside of the flaps, the front stays white for the address.
Why are some envelopes in two parts?
A whole A7, #10, DL or square envelope unfolds wider than a sheet of paper, so these print as a front with tabs and a back to glue onto them — still at true size. C6 and the small envelope print in one piece.
Which envelope fits a card made from one Letter sheet?
A greeting card folded in four from Letter is 4¼ × 5½ in: it fits the C6 envelope, 4½ × 6⅜ in, or the A7 with more room. Folded in half it is 5½ × 8½ in, larger than any envelope here.
Can I mail the small envelope?
No. At 70 × 110 mm it is smaller than the smallest size US mail accepts, 3½ × 5 in. It is meant for handing over a gift card or a few folded bills.
Is anything uploaded?
No. The template is drawn in your browser.

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