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SIM Card Size Guide

Compare SIM card sizes and find out which one your device uses. Reference dimensions, compatibility, and cutting guides.

Full-Size SIM

85.6 x 53.98 mm
1FF (1st Form Factor)
Credit card size
Used in early phones (1991+)

Mini SIM

25 x 15 mm
2FF (2nd Form Factor)
"Standard SIM"
Common until ~2012

Micro SIM

15 x 12 mm
3FF (3rd Form Factor)
Introduced with iPhone 4
Common 2010-2017

Nano SIM

12.3 x 8.8 mm
4FF (4th Form Factor)
Current standard
Most modern phones

eSIM

6 x 5 mm (embedded)
MFF2 (Embedded)
Soldered to motherboard
iPhone 14+ (US), Pixel, Galaxy

Size Comparison Table

Type Dimensions (mm) Thickness Introduced Standard
Full-Size85.6 x 53.980.76 mm19911FF / ISO 7816
Mini SIM25 x 150.76 mm19962FF
Micro SIM15 x 120.76 mm2003 (popular 2010)3FF
Nano SIM12.3 x 8.80.67 mm20124FF
eSIM6 x 5 (embedded)< 1 mm2016MFF2

Common Device Compatibility

DeviceSIM Type
iPhone 15, 14 (US)eSIM only
iPhone 14 (non-US), 13, 12, 11, X, 8Nano SIM + eSIM
iPhone 5, 6, 7Nano SIM
iPhone 4, 4SMicro SIM
Samsung Galaxy S24, S23, S22Nano SIM + eSIM
Samsung Galaxy S10, S9, S8Nano SIM
Google Pixel 8, 7, 6Nano SIM + eSIM
OnePlus 12, 11Nano SIM
iPad (modern)Nano SIM + eSIM
Most Android (2015+)Nano SIM
Most Android (2012-2015)Micro SIM
Older feature phonesMini SIM

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I cut a larger SIM to fit a smaller slot?
Yes, you can cut a Mini SIM to Micro or Nano size using a SIM cutter or scissors with a template. Be careful not to damage the chip contacts. Most carriers will provide a free replacement SIM in the correct size.
Can I use an adapter to make a small SIM fit a larger slot?
Yes, SIM adapters (Nano to Micro, Nano to Mini, etc.) are inexpensive and widely available. Insert your SIM into the adapter frame and place it in the slot. Remove the adapter before switching devices to avoid jamming.
What is an eSIM?
An eSIM (embedded SIM) is a programmable SIM chip soldered directly into the device. Instead of inserting a physical card, you activate it by scanning a QR code or using a carrier app. You can store multiple profiles and switch carriers without swapping cards.
How do I find which SIM my phone uses?
Check your phone's manual, the manufacturer's website, or look at the SIM tray. You can also search your phone model in the compatibility table above. Most phones made after 2014 use Nano SIM.

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