A standard 12 oz soda can stands 4.83 inches (12.27 cm) tall. Its body diameter is 2.60 inches (6.60 cm).
Soda cans range from 7.5 oz mini cans to 16 oz pint cans. This guide covers the exact height, diameter, and weight of every standard format used by Coca-Cola, Pepsi, Sprite, Dr Pepper, and other major beverage brands.
Standard 12 oz Soda Can Dimensions
The 12 oz can is the universal US soda standard. Every major brand — Coke, Pepsi, Mountain Dew, Sprite, Dr Pepper, Root Beer — uses this as their primary retail format.
The lid is narrower than the body — 2.13 inches vs 2.60 inches — which creates the tapered neck at the top. This design uses less aluminum for the lid while keeping the body strong enough to hold pressurized carbonation.
CAN
7.5 oz Mini
Height~3.5–4.0 in / 89–102 mm
Body Diameter~2.10 in / 53 mm
Lid Diameter—
Volume222 mL
CAN
8.4 oz Slim
Height~3.6–4.5 in / 91–114 mm
Body Diameter2.25 in / 57 mm
Lid Diameter—
Volume250 mL
CAN
12 oz Standard
Height4.83 in / 122.7 mm
Body Diameter2.60 in / 66 mm
Lid Diameter2.13 in / 54 mm
Volume355 mL
CAN
12 oz Sleek
Height~6.1 in / 155 mm
Body Diameter2.25 in / 57 mm
Lid Diameter—
Volume355 mL
CAN
16 oz Tallboy
Height6.19 in / 157 mm
Body Diameter2.68 in / 68 mm
Lid Diameter—
Volume473 mL
CAN
330 mL Euro
Height~4.72 in / 120 mm
Body Diameter2.60 in / 66 mm
Lid Diameter2.13 in / 54 mm
Volume330 mL
Soda Can Sizes Chart
standard soda can size with height, diameter, and volume:
7.5 oz Mini Soda Can Dimensions
The 7.5 oz mini can is the smallest standard soda format — used for portion-controlled servings, variety packs, and events where a smaller single-serve size is practical.
Coca-Cola and Pepsi both sell 7.5 oz mini cans in 10-packs and 15-packs as their primary mini format. They’re narrower and shorter than a standard 12 oz can — noticeably smaller in hand.
8.4 oz Slim / Sleek Soda Can Dimensions
The 8.4 oz slim can is a taller, narrower format — best known as the original Red Bull size that launched the energy drink category and popularized the slim can aesthetic across beverages.
At 2.25 inches wide, the slim can is noticeably narrower than a standard 12 oz can. It fits comfortably in most standard cup holders and cooler shelves. The taller, thinner profile communicates a lighter, more premium aesthetic — which is why sparkling waters, hard seltzers, and functional beverages have widely adopted it.
12 oz Sleek Soda Can Dimensions
The 12 oz sleek can holds the same 355 mL as a standard 12 oz can but uses a taller, narrower body. It’s increasingly popular for premium sodas, sparkling water, and craft soda brands wanting a more distinctive shelf presence.
Key distinction: A 12 oz sleek can is nearly as tall as a 16 oz Tallboy — but holds less volume. The narrower body is what creates the extra height. The two cans are easy to confuse on a shelf at first glance.
The 12 oz standard and 12 oz sleek are not interchangeable on a filling line. They use different can body tooling, lid sizes, and seaming equipment. Brands switching between formats must retool their packaging line — a significant investment.
16 oz Tallboy / Pint Soda Can Dimensions
The 16 oz Tallboy is the large single-serve soda format — found at convenience stores, gas stations, vending machines, and sports venues where a bigger drink justifies a premium price point.
Coca-Cola offers the 16 oz Tallboy under the name “Pounder” in some markets. At 6.19 inches tall and 2.68 inches wide, it’s taller and slightly wider than a standard 12 oz can.
The 16 oz soda Tallboy uses a slightly wider body (2.68 in) than the standard 12 oz (2.60 in). This is different from beer Tallboys, which typically maintain the same 2.60-inch body diameter as the standard 12 oz beer can.
International Soda Can Sizes
Outside the US, soda cans use different standard volumes — most commonly 330 mL in Europe and much of the world.
The US 12 oz (355 mL) is larger than the European 330 mL — a 25 mL difference. Both cans share the same 2.60-inch body diameter, but the US can is slightly taller. This is why the same Coke or Pepsi branding looks slightly different in proportion on an EU vs US can.
Soda Can Dimensions Size Chart
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Questions
What are the dimensions of a 12 oz can of soda?
A 12 oz soda can is 4.83 inches (12.27 cm) tall with a 2.60-inch (66 mm) body diameter and 2.13-inch (54 mm) lid diameter. Its circumference is 8.17 inches (20.75 cm) and it weighs approximately 13 oz (370 g) when full.
What is the standard size of a soda can?
The standard US soda can is 12 oz (355 mL) — 4.83 inches tall and 2.60 inches in diameter. Internationally, the standard is 330 mL (common in Europe), which is slightly shorter at the same diameter.
What are the dimensions of an 8.4 oz can?
An 8.4 oz slim can is approximately 3.6 to 4.5 inches tall with a 2.25-inch (57 mm) diameter. It holds 250 mL and uses a narrower body than a standard 12 oz can.
What are the dimensions of a 16 oz soda can?
A 16 oz Tallboy soda can is 6.19 inches (157 mm) tall with a 2.68-inch (68 mm) diameter. It holds 473 mL and is slightly wider than a standard 12 oz can’s 2.60-inch body.
What is the diameter of a 12 ounce soda can?
The body diameter of a 12 oz soda can is 2.60 inches (66 mm). The lid is narrower — 2.13 inches (54 mm) — which creates the tapered neck at the top and bottom of the can.
What are the dimensions of a 7.5 oz soda can?
A 7.5 oz mini soda can is approximately 3.5 to 4.0 inches tall with a 2.10-inch (53 mm) diameter. It holds 222 mL — about 60% of a standard 12 oz can.
What is the circumference of a standard 12 oz soda can?
The circumference of a standard 12 oz soda can is 8.17 inches (20.75 cm). This is the measurement used for full-wrap label design — artwork for a 360° label must be exactly 8.17 inches wide to wrap seamlessly.
What is the girth size of a soda can?
The girth of a standard 12 oz soda can is 8.17 inches (20.75 cm) — this is the circumference measured around the widest part of the body. The body diameter is 2.60 inches (66 mm), from which the circumference is calculated (diameter × π = 2.60 × 3.14159 ≈ 8.17 in).

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