200x260

200x260 refers to a rectangular dimension stated as width by height. When no unit is given, it can denote digital pixels or printed measurements. The implied aspect ratio is 200:260, which simplifies to 10:13. This relatively uncommon ratio is used in certain portrait formats and in some thumbnail crops.

In digital contexts, 200x260 pixels describes an image that is 200 pixels wide and 260 pixels tall, giving a portrait orientation. Such a size is common for small thumbnails, icons, or mobile previews. At standard screen densities, this yields a compact image; scaling affects sharpness. In CSS, preserving the shape can be done with aspect-ratio: 10 / 13 or by fixing explicit width and height.

In print contexts, 200x260 millimeters, or about 20x26 cm (roughly 7.87×10.24 inches), is a size used for small posters, art prints, or portrait sheets. It is close to the 8x10 inch framing category, though exact dimensions vary by printing and framing standards. When selecting frames, check the actual opening and any matting, as nominal sizes differ among manufacturers.

If 200x260 is intended for a digital image matching a printed result, consider resolution requirements for printing. For example, at 300 DPI, 200x260 px prints to about 0.67×0.87 inches, highlighting the need for higher pixel counts for larger prints.

Caveat: without units, 200x260 is ambiguous. Always specify units (pixels, millimeters, centimeters, or inches) when communicating size to avoid misinterpretation.