Rolling Paper, Cone & Tip Size Guide

Rolling papers come in five common sizes: Single Wide (about 70mm long), 1¼ (about 78mm), 1½ (about 78mm but wider), King Size Slim (about 110 x 44mm) and King Size wide (about 110 x 54mm). Cones are labelled by total length and filter length in millimetres, so a 109/26 cone is 109mm long with a 26mm filter.

Below are the full tables for papers, cones and tips, and a quick guide to picking the right one. All measurements are approximate and vary by a millimetre or two between brands.

Rolling paper sizes

Size Typical size (length x width) What it’s like
Single Wide 68–70 x 34–36mm The smallest standard size. Quick, small rolls.
1¼ (one and a quarter) 76–78 x 44–48mm The most common size in Europe. A bit wider than a single wide.
1½ (one and a half) 76–78 x 60–62mm Same length as a 1¼ but noticeably wider.
King Size Slim (KSS) 108–110 x 44mm Long and slim. The UK favourite.
King Size (wide) 100–110 x 54–60mm Long and wide, for bigger rolls.
Rolls Cut to any length A continuous roll (e.g. 4–5m) you tear to the length you want.

Brand examples: RAW Classic King Size Slim is listed at 110 x 44mm and OCB King Size Slim Rice at 109 x 44mm. OCB Premium 1¼ is 77 x 44mm.

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Pre-rolled cone sizes

Cones are labelled length/filter, so 84/26 means 84mm long overall with a 26mm filter tip already rolled in.

Label Common name Notes
78/20 Mini The smallest common cone.
84/26 1¼ RAW Classic 1¼ cones are about 83mm with a 1" (25mm) filter.
98/26 Slim / Classic A middle size between 1¼ and King Size.
109/26 or 110/26 King Size The standard king size cone. RAW Classic King Size cones are about 110mm.
120/30 Large Longer, with a bigger filter.
140/26 Party size The longest common cone.

Filling cones is much easier with a cone loader. Our full rundown is in cone sizes explained.

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Filter tip sizes

Type Typical size Notes
Standard card tips About 59 x 17mm unrolled (RAW Original) Rolled into a spiral or zig-zag by hand.
Wide card tips Wider than standard Made for bigger rolls (e.g. RAW Wide).
Perforated tips Standard or wide Pre-scored so they fold into a zig-zag easily.
Pre-rolled tips Usually 6mm (slim) or 8mm Ready-made cylinders, no folding needed.
Glass tips Usually 6–9mm across Reusable. Single-hole or multi-hole designs.

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Which size should you get?

  • Just starting out: 1¼ papers or pre-rolled 84/26 cones. Shorter papers are easier to control.
  • Sharing with mates: King Size Slim, or King Size cones (109/26).
  • Hate rolling: pre-rolled cones and a cone loader.
  • Like to customise: rolls, so you choose the length every time.
  • Bigger sesh: King Size wide papers or 120/30 cones.

Still not sure? Our accessories directory breaks down every brand, or grab a Rolling Papers Kit to try a few sizes.

FAQ

What does 1¼ mean on rolling papers?

It's a size name, not a measurement. A 1¼ paper is about a quarter wider than a single wide paper, roughly 78 x 44–48mm.

Is King Size Slim the same as King Size?

No. Both are about 110mm long, but King Size Slim is around 44mm wide, while King Size wide is around 54mm or more.

What do the numbers on cones mean?

The first number is the total length in mm and the second is the filter length. A 109/26 cone is 109mm long with a 26mm filter.

Last updated: 27 October 2026. Sizes are approximate and taken from brand and retailer listings; check the pack for exact dimensions.