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Billboard size chart

Standard billboard sizes, drawn to scale.

Spectacular20′ × 60′ · 179% of a bulletinBulletin14′ × 48′ · 100% of a bulletinBulletin (small)10′6″ × 36′ · 56% of a bulletin30-sheet poster10′5″ × 22′8″ printed · 35% of a bulletin8-sheet junior poster5′ × 11′ printed · 8% of a bulletin
FormatSize (H × W)AreaWhere you see it
Spectacular20′ × 60′1200 sq ftCustom large format on the busiest roads. Sizes vary.
Bulletin14′ × 48′672 sq ftThe standard highway billboard.
Bulletin (small)10′6″ × 36′378 sq ftA smaller bulletin size some operators use.
30-sheet poster10′5″ × 22′8″ printed236 sq ftMain roads and secondary highways.
8-sheet junior poster5′ × 11′ printed55 sq ftCity streets, near stores and walkers.
Drawn to one scale · real faces vary, so check the face’s spec sheet before you print

How it works

  1. 01Sizes are the standard out-of-home formats used by most U.S. operators.
  2. 02Dimensions are height × width of the face, in feet.
  3. 03Real faces vary. Always check the face’s spec sheet before you print.

Questions people ask

What size is a standard billboard?

The standard bulletin is 14 feet high by 48 feet wide.

What size is a poster billboard?

A 30-sheet poster face is about 10 feet 5 inches by 22 feet 8 inches of printed area.

What is a junior poster?

An 8-sheet poster, about 5 by 11 feet of printed area, often in cities and near stores.

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