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The A6 envelope is a versatile announcement envelope designed to fit 4" × 6" cards, photographs, invitations, announcements, and notecards. Offering more room than an A2 while remaining smaller than an A7, it's a popular choice for holiday cards, photo cards, client correspondence, and personalized mailings.
Bellia prints custom A6 announcement envelopes in full color or black ink with your logo, return address, and custom artwork. We also offer recipient addressing and variable data printing for personalized mailings. Printed locally in Woodbury, New Jersey, our A6 envelopes are trusted by businesses, nonprofits, schools, churches, event planners, and individuals throughout South Jersey.
Download the A6 front template to ensure your artwork is positioned correctly. The template includes the safe zone, restricted print areas, and envelope opening direction.
Envelope dimensions: 4.75" × 6.5" (Width × Height)
An A6 envelope measures 4.75" × 6.5" and holds inserts up to approximately 4.625" × 6.25". Standard 4" × 6" cards, photo prints, holiday cards, invitations, announcements, and notecards fit comfortably without folding.
All three are announcement-style envelopes, but each accommodates a different card size. A2 envelopes measure 4.375" × 5.75" and are ideal for RSVP cards, thank-you notes, and 4.25" × 5.5" cards. A6 envelopes measure 4.75" × 6.5" and are a versatile choice for notecards, invitations, photo cards, and 4" × 6" inserts. A7 envelopes measure 5.25" × 7.25" and are commonly used for wedding invitations, holiday cards, and formal announcements.
A6 envelopes are commonly used for notecards, 4" × 6" photo cards, invitations, holiday cards, announcements, customer appreciation cards, donor acknowledgments, and other personal or business correspondence. They provide more room than an A2 envelope while remaining smaller than a standard A7 invitation envelope.
Yes. Bellia can use variable data printing (VDP) to print recipient names, recipient addresses, and return addresses directly on A6 envelopes. Personalized addressing is useful for invitations, announcements, holiday cards, donor acknowledgments, customer appreciation mailings, and business correspondence.
Yes. Bellia can produce coordinated notecards, invitations, flat cards, photo cards, and A6 envelopes with matching colors, fonts, artwork, and branding. If you need help creating a coordinated design, our graphic design team can help.
No. Standard A6 envelope artwork should be prepared without bleed. Keep important text, logos, return addresses, and other design elements inside the safe area shown on the production template and away from postage, addressing, gripper, and other restricted printing areas.
Submit a print-ready PDF or high-resolution JPG prepared in CMYK color mode. Use our A6 envelope template to confirm the correct finished size, safe area, postage placement, and address-clearance zones. No bleed or crop marks are required. Before submitting your order, carefully review your artwork, spelling, layout, and sizing to make sure everything is correct.
Yes. After uploading your artwork and adding your A6 envelopes to the shopping cart, you can download a low-resolution PDF proof before proceeding to checkout. Use the proof to review artwork placement, sizing, orientation, return-address placement, and overall appearance. Carefully check spelling, names, addresses, and other important information before completing your order. If Bellia’s in-house design team creates or prepares your envelope artwork, we’ll provide a design proof for your approval before it goes to print.
In many cases, ordering larger quantities reduces the cost per envelope, making custom A6 envelopes more economical for invitations, holiday mailings, stationery, recurring correspondence, nonprofit communications, customer appreciation mailings, and business use. Request a custom quote for larger runs or special project requirements.
Have questions about A6 envelopes, personalized addressing, or matching cards and stationery? We’d be happy to help.