The best air fryer liners make cleanup easier without blocking the airflow your food needs. I’d start with Reynolds Kitchens Unbleached Parchment Liners for a recognizable 9-inch square option, while Vailnd’s 400-count liners stand out for households that prioritize a large supply, and ECFVTP’s 9 × 6-inch liners suit a compatible Ninja dual-basket setup. The main tradeoff is choosing the right shape and size for your basket while balancing pack count, material, and storage needs. A liner that is too large can interfere with cooking, while one that is too small may leave the basket exposed. Read on for the full breakdown and guidance on matching a liner to your air fryer.
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Key Takeaways
- Fit matters more than pack size: The lineup includes 6.5-, 7.5-, 8-, and 9-inch squares, plus round and 9 × 6-inch options, so basket measurements should guide the choice.
- Vailnd’s 400-count pack is the standout for volume: Its pack is far larger than the 50-count Reynolds option, but a bulk supply only makes sense if the liner dimensions suit your fryer and storage space.
- Shape is a real dividing line: Most picks are square, while the 8-inch round option is intended for compatible round baskets and may not cover square corners.
- Some liners target specific fryer layouts: ECFVTP’s 9 × 6-inch liner and BYKITCHEN’s dual-fryer positioning are more specialized than a general square liner.
- Material labels do not solve fit or airflow: Unbleached parchment options such as Reynolds and Baker’s Signature still need correct sizing and careful placement during cooking.
| air fryer liner | Material | Shape | Heat resistance |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cosori Air Fryer Liners | Food-grade silicone-coated parchment | Square with raised edge | Up to 465°F |
| Vailnd 8-Inch Square Disposabl | Unbleached food-grade paper with silicone coating | Square | Up to 428°F |
| Tripho 8-Inch Square Air Fryer | Unbleached paper with silicone coating | Square | Up to 428°F |
| Air Fryer Liners Disposable 12 | Unbleached parchment paper with silicone coating | Square | Up to 428°F |
| Reynolds Kitchens Unbleached P | Unbleached parchment paper | — | — |
| Vailnd Disposable Square Air F | Unbleached wood pulp with silicone coating | Square | Up to 428°F |
| ECFVTP Air Fryer Disposable Pa | Food-grade paper | Rectangular | Up to 450°F (230°C) |
| Mutvle 9-Inch Square Disposabl | Unbleached wood pulp parchment | Square | — |
| Disposable Air Fryer Liners | Wood pulp with silicone coating | Round | Up to 450°F (230°C) |
| BYKITCHEN 300 pcs Disposable A | Food-grade paper with silicone coating | Rectangular | Up to 450°F (232°C) |
| CTIZNE Disposable Air Fryer Pa | Unbleached parchment with plant-based silicone coating | Square | — |
| 7.5" Air Fryer Parchment Paper | Food-grade paper | Square | Up to 400°F |
| LHSHAD Disposable 9-Inch Squar | Unbleached wood pulp | Square | — |
| Baker’s Signature Unbleached D | Unbleached paper with silicone coating | Square | — |
| OLESBUR Disposable Air Fryer L | Unbleached paper with double-sided silicone coating | — | — |
More Details on Our Top Picks
Cosori Air Fryer Liners, 100 pcs, 6.5″ square, fits 3‑5 qt air fryers
I’d pick the Cosori liners when a compact basket makes standard 8-inch sheets awkward. Their listed 6.5-inch square size is aimed at 3–5-quart air fryers, while the Vailnd and Tripho options are designed for larger 5–8-quart baskets. The silicone-coated parchment is described as waterproof, oilproof, and thick enough to resist leaks and rips, which helps keep greasy food from sticking to the basket. Its 465°F heat rating also exceeds the 428°F rating of those larger-format alternatives, and the sheets can be used in ovens and microwaves too. The tradeoffs are a smaller pack and single-use waste. I’d also follow the stated safety guidance: don’t use a sheet during preheating, and keep enough food on it to prevent it lifting toward the heating element.
Pros:- Sized for smaller 3–5-quart air fryer baskets.
- Silicone-coated parchment is described as waterproof, oilproof, and nonstick.
- Rated to 465°F, higher than the 428°F ratings listed for Vailnd and Tripho.
- Can also be used in ovens and microwaves.
Cons:- The 100-sheet pack is smaller than the Vailnd 400-count and Tripho 360-count packs.
- Must not be used during preheating, and food needs to weigh it down.
- Disposable sheets add ongoing waste.
Best for: Owners of 3–5-quart air fryers who want a smaller disposable liner and also cook with an oven or microwave.
Not ideal for: Owners of wide 5–8-quart baskets who need more cooking surface, or anyone seeking reusable liners or a preheating-safe option.
- Count:100 sheets
- Listed liner size:6.5-inch square
- Paper dimensions:7.9 × 7.9 × 1.8 inches
- Material:Food-grade silicone-coated parchment
- Heat resistance:Up to 465°F
- Shape:Square with raised edge
- Color:Unbleached brown
- Compatibility:3–5-quart air fryers; also listed for ovens and microwaves
Our verdict“Choose Cosori for a smaller 3–5-quart basket and higher stated heat tolerance, but pick a larger-format liner for a roomy 5–8-quart fryer.”
Vailnd 8-Inch Square Disposable Air Fryer Liners, 400 Count
The Vailnd 400-count pack is the strongest fit here for frequent cooks who use liners regularly and have a 5–8-quart basket. Its 8-inch base and 1.8-inch raised sides give it a defined shape for catching drips, while its broad pack size means fewer repeat purchases than the 125-sheet ReLuien liners. Like the Tripho sheets, it is made from unbleached silicone-coated paper and is rated to 428°F; both work across air fryers, ovens, steamers, and microwaves. Vailnd’s listed BPA-free and PFAS-free claims may matter to buyers checking material claims. The tradeoff is that its larger pack may be excessive for occasional use, and an 8-inch square can still fit differently across basket designs. These are disposable, not a waste-saving alternative.
Pros:- 400 sheets provide the largest stated supply among the reviewed products.
- Designed for 5–8-quart baskets with an 8-inch base and raised sides.
- Unbleached silicone-coated paper is oil- and water-resistant.
- Listed for use in air fryers, ovens, steamers, and microwaves.
Cons:- The bulk quantity may take up storage space and is excessive for occasional use.
- An 8-inch square may not match every basket’s shape or usable cooking area.
- Disposable liners create ongoing paper waste.
Best for: Frequent air-fryer cooks with a 5–8-quart basket who want a large supply of liners for regular meals and batch cooking.
Not ideal for: Occasional users, owners of smaller baskets, or buyers who want to avoid single-use paper and minimize storage needs.
- Count:400 sheets
- Shape:Square
- Bottom width:8 inches
- Top width:9.4 inches
- Height:1.8 inches
- Material:Unbleached food-grade paper with silicone coating
- Heat resistance:Up to 428°F
- Compatibility:5–8-quart air fryers, ovens, steamers, and microwaves
- Listed safety claims:BPA-free, PFAS-free, and free of fluorescent agents
Our verdict“Choose Vailnd if you cook often with a compatible 5–8-quart fryer and want the largest stated supply, rather than a smaller pack for occasional use.”
Tripho 8-Inch Square Air Fryer Paper Liners, 360 Count
Tripho’s 360-sheet pack lands between the Vailnd 400-count and ReLuien 125-count options, making it a practical middle ground for households that cook often but don’t need the largest supply listed. The 8 × 8-inch square sheets target 5–8-quart baskets, and the silicone coating is intended to help food release while limiting oil seepage. Its 428°F rating and stated use in ovens, steamers, and microwaves match Vailnd’s core cooking range, so the main distinction is quantity rather than a higher temperature ceiling or broader appliance list. Tripho also lists BPA-free and PFAS-free claims. As with Vailnd, the square format may not suit every basket, and the sizeable disposable pack still means storage space and paper waste.
Pros:- 360 sheets offer a substantial supply without matching Vailnd’s 400-count pack.
- 8-inch square format is specified for 5–8-quart baskets.
- Silicone-coated unbleached paper is designed to resist sticking and oil seepage.
- Listed for air fryers, ovens, steamers, and microwaves.
Cons:- Rated to 428°F, below the Cosori liners’ stated 465°F limit.
- The 8-inch square may not fit every basket design.
- A large disposable pack takes storage space and generates paper waste.
Best for: Households that use liners often with a 5–8-quart fryer and want a large pack slightly smaller than Vailnd’s 400 sheets.
Not ideal for: People with compact air fryers, irregular basket shapes, or low liner use who would be better served by a smaller pack.
- Count:360 sheets
- Size:8 × 8 inches
- Shape:Square
- Material:Unbleached paper with silicone coating
- Heat resistance:Up to 428°F
- Compatibility:5–8-quart air fryer baskets, ovens, steamers, and microwaves
- Listed material claims:BPA-free and PFAS-free
- Model number:AL-8
Our verdict“Pick Tripho for a frequent-use 5–8-quart fryer when you want a large supply, but don’t need Vailnd’s slightly higher sheet count.”
Air Fryer Liners Disposable 125 pcs, 8‑inch Paper for 5–8 qt Air Fryers
For a household that wants a manageable supply rather than a cupboard-filling stack, the 125-sheet ReLuien pack is an easier commitment than Vailnd’s 400 liners or Tripho’s 360. Its 8-inch square shape is intended for 5–8-quart air fryers, with unbleached silicone-coated parchment rated to 428°F. The stated compatibility with ovens, microwaves, steamers, and baking pans gives these sheets more uses than an air-fryer-only accessory. That range is similar to the larger packs, but ReLuien keeps the quantity lower for cooks who use liners only on messier meals. The tradeoff is that it offers less long-term supply per pack, and the fixed 8-inch size may be unsuitable for larger or unusually shaped baskets. Like the other disposable options, it adds paper waste and shouldn’t be used without food weighing it down during cooking.
Pros:- 125 sheets are a more manageable quantity than the Vailnd and Tripho bulk packs.
- Designed for most 5–8-quart air fryers.
- Rated to 428°F and listed for several cooking appliances.
- Unbleached silicone-coated parchment is intended to resist sticking and oil.
Cons:- The pack will need replacing sooner than Vailnd’s 400-sheet or Tripho’s 360-sheet option.
- The 8-inch square size may not fit larger or differently shaped baskets.
- Single-use paper creates ongoing waste.
Best for: Small households, students, and occasional air-fryer users with a 5–8-quart basket who want a moderate pack for messier meals.
Not ideal for: Frequent batch cooks who would prefer Vailnd’s 400-sheet or Tripho’s 360-sheet supply, and owners of baskets that need a different size.
- Count:125 sheets
- Paper size:8 × 8 inches
- Shape:Square
- Material:Unbleached parchment paper with silicone coating
- Heat resistance:Up to 428°F
- Compatible air fryer capacity:5–8 quarts
- Other listed uses:Ovens, microwaves, steamers, and baking pans
- Color:Yellow
Our verdict“Choose ReLuien if you want a moderate supply for occasional use in a 5–8-quart fryer, not a large stock for daily cooking.”
Reynolds Kitchens Unbleached Parchment Air Fryer Liners, 9 x 9 Inches, 50 Count
Reynolds Kitchens takes a different approach from the solid-bottom Cosori, Vailnd, Tripho, and ReLuien sheets: its 9 × 9-inch liners have pre-cut holes to support air circulation around food. That design may suit cooks who want a cleaner basket without covering as much of the cooking surface, though it also gives up some of the solid barrier that helps catch grease and crumbs. The larger sheet is listed for most round and square baskets, offering broader shape compatibility than the square-only alternatives, but fit still depends on the basket. Its 50-count pack is the smallest here, and its 400°F ceiling is lower than Cosori’s 465°F and the 428°F ratings on the other paper liners. Use is limited to the air fry setting.
Pros:- Pre-cut holes are designed to support air circulation.
- 9 × 9-inch sheets are listed for most round and square baskets.
- Nonstick unbleached parchment helps reduce sticking.
- The 50-count pack suits buyers who want a smaller quantity.
Cons:- The holes provide less coverage for grease and small crumbs than solid-bottom liners.
- The 400°F limit is lower than the ratings listed for Cosori, Vailnd, Tripho, and ReLuien.
- Use is limited to the air fry setting, and the sheets may not fit every basket.
Best for: Air-fryer owners who prioritize airflow and want a perforated liner that may suit either round or square baskets.
Not ideal for: Cooks seeking a solid liner to catch grease and crumbs, a large pack, or a heat rating above 400°F.
- Count:50 liners
- Dimensions:9 × 9 inches
- Material:Unbleached parchment paper
- Surface:Nonstick
- Design:Pre-cut holes for air circulation
- Maximum temperature:400°F
- Compatibility:Most round and square air fryer baskets
- Listed use:Air fry setting only
Our verdict“Choose Reynolds Kitchens if airflow and round-or-square compatibility matter more than full basket coverage, a higher heat limit, or a large pack.”
Vailnd Disposable Square Air Fryer Liners, 8 Inch, 125 Count
The Vailnd 8-inch square liners are a practical match for many 5–8-quart baskets when the priority is easier cleanup without sizing up to a larger sheet. Their 1.8-inch raised sides help catch grease and crumbs, while the silicone coating is designed to resist sticking, water, and oil. Compared with the Mutvle 9-inch liners, Vailnd’s 8-inch base is a better fit for baskets where a wider liner could crowd the cooking surface, though the smaller footprint offers less coverage. The listed heat limit is 428°F, lower than the 450°F rating on the ECFVTP and BYKITCHEN options, so this is less suited to recipes that call for higher temperatures. The 125-sheet pack is a sensible middle ground, but it remains a single-use choice that adds paper waste.
Pros:- Raised sides help contain grease and food residue.
- Silicone-coated parchment is designed to resist sticking, water, and oil.
- 8-inch square base suits many 5–8-quart air fryers.
- Can also be used for baking, steaming, and microwaving.
Cons:- 428°F heat limit is lower than the 450°F rating on several alternatives.
- Disposable sheets create ongoing paper waste.
- Square dimensions may not match every basket in the stated capacity range.
Best for: Owners of 5–8-quart air fryers with square baskets who want pre-shaped liners for routine cooking and cleanup.
Not ideal for: Cooks who regularly use temperatures above 428°F, or anyone with a round or unusually sized basket.
- Material:Unbleached wood pulp with silicone coating
- Shape:Square
- Bottom width:8 inches
- Top width:7.9 inches
- Side height:1.8 inches
- Heat resistance:Up to 428°F
- Quantity:125 sheets
- Stated compatibility:Many 5–8-quart air fryers
Our verdict“Choose Vailnd for a straightforward 8-inch square liner when your basket fits and your recipes stay within its 428°F heat limit.”
ECFVTP Air Fryer Disposable Paper Liner – 100 pcs Food-Grade Parchment Liners for Ninja DZ201 (9×6 inches, Thick Natural)
For owners of the Ninja DZ201 or DZ401, this rectangular liner’s appeal is a model-specific fit rather than broad basket coverage. Its stated 9.5 × 6.5-inch sheet size and raised edges are intended for those dual-basket air fryers, helping keep residue off the basket and simplifying cleanup. The 450°F heat rating gives it more headroom than the Vailnd 8-inch square liner, which is rated to 428°F. It also suits cooks who want a ready-shaped rectangle rather than trimming a square sheet. The tradeoff is a narrower compatibility claim: unlike BYKITCHEN’s 300-count pack, which lists several Ninja and Bella models, ECFVTP names only the DZ201 and DZ401. Its instructions also call for even placement and no use during preheating, so it needs more attention before cooking.
Pros:- Designed specifically for Ninja DZ201 and DZ401 air fryers.
- Rectangular, ready-to-use shape avoids cutting or folding.
- Food-grade paper is described as nonstick and waterproof.
- Rated for temperatures up to 450°F.
Cons:- Compatibility is narrower than the multi-model BYKITCHEN option.
- Must be positioned evenly to reduce the chance of shifting or burning.
- Not recommended for use during preheating.
Best for: Ninja DZ201 and DZ401 owners who want rectangular parchment liners sized for their dual-basket appliance.
Not ideal for: Buyers with other air fryer models, or anyone who wants to put a liner in during preheating.
- Material:Food-grade paper
- Shape:Rectangular
- Sheet dimensions:9.5 × 6.5 inches
- Side height:1.7 inches
- Heat resistance:Up to 450°F (230°C)
- Quantity:100 sheets
- Stated compatibility:Ninja DZ201 and Ninja DZ401
- Color:Natural
Our verdict“Pick ECFVTP if you own a DZ201 or DZ401 and want a model-targeted rectangle, but skip it if your fryer is outside that pair.”
Mutvle 9-Inch Square Disposable Air Fryer Liners, 125 Count
The Mutvle 9-inch square liners are the coverage-focused pick among these square options. Their 8-inch bottom and 9-inch top provide a wider footprint than the Vailnd 8-inch liners, which can help catch more grease and crumbs along the basket sides. Raised edges add containment, and the pre-shaped design means there is no cutting or folding before use. Mutvle also lists BPA-free and PFAS-free construction, alongside nonstick, oil-resistant, and water-resistant properties. That wider shape is not automatically a better fit: buyers still need to compare the liner dimensions with their actual basket, and a smaller basket may feel crowded. Like Vailnd, this is a disposable paper option, so the convenience comes with recurring waste. Its stated 5–8-quart range is a guide, not a substitute for measuring.
Pros:- Wider 9-inch top offers more coverage than the Vailnd 8-inch square liner.
- Raised edges help contain food and grease.
- Pre-shaped sheets need no tearing, folding, or cutting.
- Listed as BPA-free and PFAS-free, with multi-appliance uses.
Cons:- The wider dimensions may not fit smaller or differently shaped baskets.
- Disposable paper creates waste with continued use.
- Basket measurements should be checked rather than relying on quart capacity alone.
Best for: Owners of 5–8-quart square-basket air fryers who want more liner coverage and raised edges to catch spills.
Not ideal for: People with compact or round baskets, or buyers who prefer reusable liners over disposable parchment.
- Material:Unbleached wood pulp parchment
- Shape:Square
- Top width:9 inches
- Bottom width:8 inches
- Side height:1.8 inches (4.5 cm)
- Quantity:125 liners
- Stated compatibility:5–8-quart air fryers
- Listed features:Nonstick, oil-resistant, water-resistant, BPA-free, and PFAS-free
Our verdict“Choose Mutvle over the smaller Vailnd sheet when your square basket has room for the wider 9-inch top.”
Disposable Air Fryer Liners – 8‑Inch Round Paper for 5–8 Qt Air Fryers
This 8-inch round liner is the shape-specific choice for cooks whose air fryer basket has a circular base. The pre-cut sheet removes the need to trim a square liner to fit, while the silicone-coated wood pulp is described as nonstick and grease-proof. Its 450°F heat rating matches the ECFVTP and BYKITCHEN liners and gives it a higher stated limit than Vailnd’s 428°F option. The pack contains 100 sheets, fewer than the 125-count Vailnd and Mutvle packs, and the listing’s “reusable-style” wording does not change its disposable design. Unlike the rectangular ECFVTP liner, this sheet is not aimed at dual-basket models with rectangular compartments. Buyers should check the basket’s usable base: an 8-inch circle will not suit every fryer marketed for 5–8 quarts.
Pros:- Round pre-cut shape avoids trimming or folding square sheets.
- Rated for temperatures up to 450°F.
- Silicone-coated wood pulp is described as nonstick and grease-proof.
- Can also be used in ovens, microwaves, steamers, and baking pans.
Cons:- Only suited to baskets that match its 8-inch round size.
- 100-sheet count is lower than the 125-count Vailnd and Mutvle packs.
- Single-use design adds paper waste despite the listing’s reusable-style wording.
Best for: Air fryer owners with an approximately 8-inch round basket who want a pre-cut liner for quick cleanup.
Not ideal for: Owners of square, rectangular, or larger baskets, and shoppers seeking a reusable liner.
- Material:Wood pulp with silicone coating
- Shape:Round
- Paper size:8 inches
- Heat resistance:Up to 450°F (230°C)
- Quantity:100 sheets
- Item weight:180 g
- Color:Yellow
- Model number:R-Liners-100P-8
Our verdict“Choose this pack when your basket is round and close to 8 inches across; a square or rectangular fryer calls for another shape.”
BYKITCHEN 300 pcs Disposable Air Fryer Liners for Ninja Dual & Bella Air Fryer
BYKITCHEN’s 300-count pack is the volume pick for frequent air-fryer cooks who want a liner listed for several dual-basket and rectangular models. Its 8.5 × 5.5-inch format is aimed at appliances such as the Ninja DZ550, DZ201, DZ401, and DZ302, plus selected Bella and Chefman models. That compatibility list is broader than ECFVTP’s DZ201/DZ401 focus, while the much larger sheet count means fewer restocks than either 100-sheet option here. The food-grade paper with silicone coating is rated to 450°F and can make basket cleanup a simple lift-and-discard task. There are practical limits: its rectangular dimensions still need to match your basket, and lightweight liners can lift or burn unless food weights the corners. Heavy portions may also tear the paper.
Pros:- 300-sheet pack reduces how often frequent users need to replenish liners.
- Lists compatibility with multiple Ninja, Bella, and Chefman models.
- Silicone-coated food-grade paper is rated up to 450°F.
- Disposable format helps simplify cleanup after cooking.
Cons:- Liners can lift or burn if corners are not weighted down during cooking.
- Paper may tear under heavy or oversized portions.
- 8.5 × 5.5-inch rectangular sheets will not fit every listed-capacity fryer.
Best for: Frequent users of listed Ninja, Bella, or Chefman dual-basket and rectangular air fryer models who want a large supply.
Not ideal for: Owners of round or unlisted baskets, or cooks who often load heavy portions that may tear the liner.
- Material:Food-grade paper with silicone coating
- Shape:Rectangular
- Paper size:8.5 × 5.5 inches
- Heat resistance:Up to 450°F (232°C)
- Quantity:300 sheets
- Ninja compatibility:DZ550, DZ201, DZ401, DZ302, and SL401
- Other listed compatibility:Bella 4QT/6QT; Chefman 6QT/9QT and similar models
Our verdict“Choose BYKITCHEN for a large supply and broad listed model coverage, provided its rectangular size suits your basket and food can hold it down.”
CTIZNE Disposable Air Fryer Parchment Liners, 150 Count, 8-Inch Square
The CTIZNE stands out for its raised, leak-resistant shape, which can help contain grease and juices rather than letting them run into the basket. Its 8-inch square base is listed for 5–8 qt air fryers, while the 9.2-inch top width and 1.8-inch sides offer more coverage than a flat sheet. Compared with the 7.5-inch liners in this roundup, it suits larger baskets, but buyers with compact fryers should check fit carefully. The 150-sheet pack is a practical middle ground: more liners than Baker’s Signature provides, though fewer than OLESBUR’s 200. A plant-based silicone coating and heat rating up to 428°F add versatility for oven use, but these are still disposable sheets, so recurring waste is part of the tradeoff.
Pros:- Raised sides help contain grease and food juices.
- Sized for many 5–8 qt air fryer baskets.
- Plant-based silicone coating is nonstick and oil-resistant.
- 150 sheets support regular use and oven cooking.
Cons:- Disposable construction creates ongoing waste.
- The 8-inch base may not fit smaller or unusually shaped baskets.
- 428°F temperature limit is lower than Baker’s Signature’s 450°F rating.
Best for: Owners of 5–8 qt air fryers who cook juicy or greasy foods and want raised sides to catch residue.
Not ideal for: People with 2–5 qt baskets or anyone trying to reduce disposable kitchen waste; the listed size may be too large and each liner is single-use.
- Brand:CTIZNE
- Quantity:150 sheets
- Shape:Square
- Base size:8 × 8 inches
- Top width:9.2 inches
- Side height:1.8 inches
- Material:Unbleached parchment with plant-based silicone coating
- Temperature resistance:Up to 428°F (220°C)
- Listed air fryer capacity:5–8 qt
Our verdict“Choose CTIZNE if your larger air fryer benefits from raised sides that help keep grease off the basket.”
7.5″ Air Fryer Parchment Paper Liners – 150 Square, Non-Stick & Oil-Proof, Fits 2‑5 Qt
With a 7.5-inch square size and a stated fit for 2–5 qt fryers, these liners address a gap left by larger options such as CTIZNE, which is designed for 5–8 qt baskets. The smaller footprint is a better match for compact countertop appliances, where an oversized liner can bunch or interfere with the basket. Each pack contains 150 sheets, and the nonstick, oil-proof surface is intended to cut down on scrubbing after everyday cooking. The tradeoff is a lower 400°F heat limit than Baker’s Signature, and the listed 1.77-inch edges may not contain taller or especially juicy foods as well as CTIZNE’s 1.8-inch sides. This is a straightforward fit-focused choice, not the strongest pick for high-heat cooking or maximum spill containment.
Pros:- 7.5-inch square size is aimed at compact 2–5 qt air fryers.
- Nonstick, oil-proof surface can reduce basket scrubbing.
- 150 sheets provide a substantial supply.
- Listed for use in ovens and microwaves as well as air fryers.
Cons:- 400°F maximum is lower than the 450°F rating on Baker’s Signature liners.
- The 1.77-inch edges may not contain all spills from taller foods.
- Disposable sheets add recurring waste.
Best for: People with 2–5 qt air fryers who want pre-sized disposable liners for routine cooking and cleanup.
Not ideal for: Owners of 5–8 qt baskets or cooks who regularly use temperatures above 400°F; the smaller sheet and lower heat rating may not suit them.
- Sheet count:150
- Sheet size:7.5 × 7.5 inches
- Shape:Square
- Material:Food-grade paper
- Heat resistance:Up to 400°F
- Listed air fryer capacity:2–5 qt
- Edge height:1.77 inches
- Surface features:Nonstick and oil-proof
Our verdict“Pick these liners for a compact 2–5 qt fryer when fit matters more than a higher heat limit or taller sides.”
LHSHAD Disposable 9-Inch Square Air Fryer Liners, 125 Count
LHSHAD is the largest-format square option in this batch, with a 9-inch top size that is intended for 5–8 qt air fryers. Its 8-inch bottom gives the liner a tapered profile, helping it sit inside a basket rather than relying on a flat square. Compared with CTIZNE’s 8-inch base, this one offers broader top coverage, but the product details do not provide a heat limit or edge height, so buyers have less information for matching it to particular cooking needs. The pre-cut sheets are ready to place without folding or trimming, and the unbleached wood pulp can serve for baking, roasting, frying, or serving. One concern is that the listing gives conflicting quantity information, naming both 125 and 100 liners; that makes pack expectations less certain than with Baker’s Signature.
Pros:- 9-inch top size is designed for 5–8 qt air fryers.
- Pre-cut liners need no folding or trimming.
- Unbleached wood pulp is suitable for baking, roasting, frying, and serving.
- Nonstick design is intended to simplify cleanup.
Cons:- Product information conflicts between 125 and 100 liners.
- No maximum temperature is provided in the supplied specifications.
- Disposable liners create waste, and the large top size may not suit smaller baskets.
Best for: Owners of 5–8 qt air fryers who want broad square coverage and ready-to-use liners for varied cooking tasks.
Not ideal for: Buyers who need a stated heat rating or a confidently verified pack count, and owners of compact baskets that may not accommodate a 9-inch top.
- Brand:LHSHAD
- Material:Unbleached wood pulp
- Shape:Square
- Top size:9 inches
- Bottom size:8 inches
- Quantity:Listed as 125 liners; description also mentions 100
- Compatible air fryer capacity:5–8 qt
- Model number:Afl125-9
Our verdict“Choose LHSHAD for ready-cut, broad-coverage liners in a larger fryer if the unclear pack count and missing heat rating are acceptable.”
Baker’s Signature Unbleached Disposable Air Fryer Parchment Liners, 8-Inch Square, 125 Count
Baker’s Signature earns its place for buyers who want a clearly stated 450°F heat limit, the highest listed in this group. That gives it more headroom than CTIZNE and OLESBUR, both rated to 428°F, while its 8-inch square sheets target many 5–8 qt baskets. The unbleached paper has a silicone coating, and the product is described as BPA-free and PFAS-free, alongside nonstick, oil-proof, and waterproof features. Those details make it a well-specified option for cooks who want a liner for air fryer and oven use, though it does not offer CTIZNE’s raised, leak-resistant sides. Its 125-sheet pack is smaller than the 150-sheet CTIZNE and the 200-sheet OLESBUR pack, and its basket fit remains size-dependent. It is a more heat-focused choice than a quantity-first one.
Pros:- 450°F maximum temperature is the highest listed among these five products.
- Unbleached paper is described as BPA-free and PFAS-free.
- Nonstick, oil-proof, and waterproof coating supports easier cleanup.
- Usable in ovens and microwaves as well as air fryers.
Cons:- 125 sheets are fewer than the 150-sheet CTIZNE pack and 200-sheet OLESBUR pack.
- Disposable paper creates recurring waste.
- 8-inch sheets may not fit baskets outside the stated 5–8 qt range.
Best for: Cooks with 5–8 qt baskets who use higher air-fryer temperatures and want unbleached, BPA-free and PFAS-free liners.
Not ideal for: People seeking raised sides for spill containment, a larger sheet supply, or a liner sized for a compact 2–5 qt fryer.
- Brand:Baker’s Signature
- Sheet count:125
- Sheet size:8 × 8 inches
- Shape:Square
- Material:Unbleached paper with silicone coating
- Compatible basket size:5–8 qt
- Maximum temperature:450°F
- Material claims:BPA-free and PFAS-free
- Model number:BS-AIR-SQR08_UK
Our verdict“Pick Baker’s Signature if a higher listed heat limit and specified material claims matter more than pack size or raised sides.”
OLESBUR Disposable Air Fryer Liners, 8-Inch, 200 Pack
OLESBUR’s main advantage is simple: 200 liners per pack, more than any other product in this batch. That makes it the quantity pick for households that use disposable sheets often, while its 8-inch size and grease-catching purpose suit many standard baskets. The double-sided silicone coating is described as nonstick, leakproof, and greaseproof, and the liners can also be used with ovens, microwaves, skillets, and frying pans. Compared with Baker’s Signature, OLESBUR supplies 75 more sheets but has a lower heat rating of 428°F rather than 450°F. Its product data calls the shape rectangular even though the sheet size is 8 × 8 inches, so check the exact shape and basket fit before buying. The larger pack also means more single-use waste if reusable liners would suit your routine better.
Pros:- 200-sheet pack is the largest in this batch.
- Double-sided silicone coating is described as nonstick, leakproof, and greaseproof.
- Suitable for air fryers, ovens, microwaves, skillets, and frying pans.
- Unbleached paper is listed as BPA-free and PFAS-free.
Cons:- 428°F maximum is lower than Baker’s Signature’s 450°F rating.
- The listing describes the shape as rectangular despite giving an 8 × 8-inch size.
- Disposable sheets create recurring waste and may not fit every basket.
Best for: Frequent air fryer users who want a large supply of coated liners for use across several cooking appliances.
Not ideal for: Cooks who need a 450°F-rated liner, prefer reusable accessories, or require a clearly specified square fit for a particular basket.
- Brand:OLESBUR
- Sheet count:200
- Sheet size:8 × 8 inches
- Listed shape:Rectangular
- Material:Unbleached paper with double-sided silicone coating
- Maximum temperature:428°F
- Features:Nonstick, leakproof, and greaseproof
- Material claims:BPA-free and PFAS-free
- Suitable for:Air fryers, ovens, microwaves, skillets, and frying pans
Our verdict“Choose OLESBUR for the largest stated supply and multi-appliance use if its 428°F limit and shape ambiguity fit your needs.”
How We Picked
I compared the 15 options around the decisions that affect daily use: basket fit, shape, and dimensions; stated material and construction; pack size; and how clearly each product is positioned for a fryer type or capacity. Since the lineup contains disposable parchment-style liners rather than a single uniform format, I gave more weight to useful sizing information and plausible compatibility than to a large count by itself. I also considered whether an option suits routine cooking, a specific basket layout, or occasional use.
The ranking favors products that give buyers a clear reason to choose them and a practical path to matching them with their fryer. That puts versatile, clearly sized options ahead of products whose main distinction is a large quantity, while specialized shapes earn a place for compatible appliances. These are comparisons based on the supplied product details, not claims of hands-on testing; check your appliance instructions and the liner’s own use directions before cooking.
| air fryer liner | Heat resistance | Shape |
|---|---|---|
| Cosori Air Fryer Liners | Up to 465°F | Square with raised edge |
| Vailnd 8-Inch Square Disposabl | Up to 428°F | Square |
| Tripho 8-Inch Square Air Fryer | Up to 428°F | Square |
| Air Fryer Liners Disposable 12 | Up to 428°F | Square |
| Reynolds Kitchens Unbleached P | — | — |
| Vailnd Disposable Square Air F | Up to 428°F | Square |
| ECFVTP Air Fryer Disposable Pa | Up to 450°F (230°C) | Rectangular |
| Mutvle 9-Inch Square Disposabl | — | Square |
| Disposable Air Fryer Liners | Up to 450°F (230°C) | Round |
| BYKITCHEN 300 pcs Disposable A | Up to 450°F (232°C) | Rectangular |
| CTIZNE Disposable Air Fryer Pa | — | Square |
| 7.5" Air Fryer Parchment Paper | Up to 400°F | Square |
| LHSHAD Disposable 9-Inch Squar | — | Square |
| Baker’s Signature Unbleached D | — | Square |
| OLESBUR Disposable Air Fryer L | — | — |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Best Air Fryer Liners
To choose among these liners, start with the basket rather than the pack. The details that matter most are the liner’s footprint, how it affects airflow, and whether disposable paper suits the way you cook and clean.
Measure the cooking surface, not just the fryer capacity
Quart capacity is a rough clue, not a reliable way to choose a liner size. Two fryers with similar capacities can have different basket widths, depths, corners, and divider layouts. Measure the flat cooking area and compare it with the liner dimensions, leaving room so the paper does not fold up the sides or catch near the heating element. A close fit across the base is usually more useful than choosing a larger liner for extra coverage. If your basket is a dual-zone model, measure each cooking area separately. When product sizing is vague, check the appliance manual and the liner listing before buying in bulk.
Match the liner shape to the basket
Square liners are a common choice for baskets with squared corners, but their listed width does not guarantee that every corner will be covered. A round liner can sit neatly in a round basket, while it may leave food and grease on the corners of a square one. Rectangular liners are useful for some divided or narrow cooking zones, but only if their dimensions match the usable base. Avoid forcing a shape into place or folding excess paper where it could touch the heating element. For multi-basket appliances, confirm whether the product is sized for one drawer or for both. Choosing by shape first can prevent buying a large pack that never sits properly.
Keep airflow and safe placement in mind
A liner can make cleanup simpler, but it should not block the air circulation that helps food cook evenly. Follow the fryer maker’s instructions as well as the liner directions, including any limits on temperature or use. Paper can lift when the basket is empty or lightly loaded, so do not preheat with a loose liner unless the instructions specifically allow it. Food on top helps hold a liner down during cooking, but it should not hang over the basket or sit near a heating element. If a recipe depends on crisping all sides, compare results with and without paper. A liner is a convenience, not a substitute for leaving airflow paths open.
Choose disposable or reusable based on your routine
Disposable parchment liners reduce scrubbing after greasy or sticky meals, though they create ongoing waste and need restocking. Reusable silicone liners can suit frequent cooks who prefer to wash and reuse a cooking surface, but they take storage space and still need cleaning. Neither format is a universal fit: silicone can change how food browns, and paper needs careful placement and replacement. Think about what you cook most often, how much cleanup you want to avoid, and whether you have room to store a large pack. A modest quantity can be a sensible way to check fit and cooking results before committing to bulk. Buyers who use liners only occasionally may value a smaller pack more than a lower cost per sheet.
Treat pack count as a convenience, not a value guarantee
Pack sizes in this roundup range from 50 to 400 liners, which changes how often you need to restock but does not tell you whether the sheets fit or perform well. Bulk packs make sense for regular use when the dimensions are already confirmed and the packaging can be stored cleanly and dry. Smaller packs may be a better match for occasional cooking, a new fryer, or a household still deciding between shapes. Check whether the count refers to individual liners and whether the listing clearly states the size and intended appliance range. Avoid letting a high count outweigh a mismatch in shape or dimensions. The useful comparison is how often you cook with liners and how long you can store the supply.
Read material claims in context
Terms such as unbleached, food-grade, non-stick, and oil-proof describe different product attributes; none tells you by itself how a liner will fit or behave in a particular fryer. If unbleached parchment is a priority, compare products that state that attribute rather than assuming all paper liners use the same material. Thickness claims may appeal to shoppers handling heavier or wetter foods, but follow the maker’s directions and avoid treating thicker paper as permission to block airflow. Look for clear temperature guidance and any restrictions on use. For concerns about coatings or food-contact materials, rely on the manufacturer’s specifications instead of inferring details from a product name. Material preferences are most helpful after size and appliance compatibility are settled.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know whether an 8-inch liner will fit my air fryer?
Measure the flat bottom of the basket and compare both its width and shape with the liner’s stated dimensions. An 8-inch square may fit a basket with an 8-inch cooking surface, but curved corners or a smaller usable base can change how it sits. Do not assume a fryer’s quart rating confirms the fit, since models with similar capacity can have different basket layouts. Leave room around the liner rather than folding large excess sections upward. If the fit remains unclear, check the appliance maker’s dimensions or start with a small pack.
Can I put a liner in the air fryer while it preheats?
Follow the instructions for both the air fryer and the liner, because paper can move when it is not held down by food. A loose liner may lift in the circulating air and reach a heating element, creating a safety risk. Unless the directions explicitly allow it, add the liner with the food rather than during an empty preheat. Keep the sheet within the basket and away from the element. If your fryer manual prohibits liners, use the basket as directed instead.
Should I choose a round liner or a square liner?
Choose the shape that follows the basket’s cooking surface most closely. A round liner can suit a round basket, while a square liner may cover more of the base in a basket with squared corners. Either shape can leave gaps if it does not match the usable area, and a loose or oversized sheet can interfere with airflow. For a divided or narrow cooking zone, check whether a rectangular size is available rather than folding a larger liner. Measure before choosing a large pack so the shape is useful for your actual fryer.
Are high-count liner packs a better buy for occasional cooking?
Not necessarily: a large pack is most useful when you cook with liners often and already know the size fits. Occasional users may prefer a smaller quantity, especially when trying a new fryer or deciding whether disposable liners suit their cooking. Check how the liners are packaged and whether you have a clean, dry place to store them. A bulk supply of the wrong shape can be less useful than a smaller pack that fits reliably. Compare pack count only after checking dimensions, material details, and your expected use.
Will an air fryer liner make food less crispy?
It can affect browning if it covers airflow openings or separates food from the basket surface, though the effect depends on the fryer, recipe, and liner fit. A liner is most likely to interfere when it is oversized, folded up the sides, or used for food that needs direct contact with the basket to crisp. Keep paper flat and within the cooking area, and follow the appliance instructions. For foods where crisp texture matters most, compare a batch cooked with a liner against one cooked directly in the basket. You may prefer to save liners for sticky or messy dishes.
Conclusion
For a broadly useful starting point, I’d choose Reynolds Kitchens Unbleached Parchment Liners as the best overall among these picks when a 9-inch square fits your basket and unbleached parchment is your preference. Best value by supply size: Vailnd’s 400-count pack suits frequent cooks who have confirmed the 8-inch fit and have room to store it. Best premium-leaning choice: Baker’s Signature is a good match for shoppers seeking an explicitly unbleached 8-inch square option. Best for beginners: start with a smaller pack, such as Cosori’s 100-count 6.5-inch liners, if that size matches your compact fryer; a lower commitment makes fit easier to check. For specific needs, ECFVTP’s 9 × 6-inch design is the more targeted pick for a compatible Ninja DZ201-style dual basket, while the round liner is for round baskets. Measure first, then choose by shape, material, and how often you plan to use liners.
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