Air fryer liners help catch grease and crumbs, but the right choice depends on basket shape, liner material, and how often you cook. My best overall pick is the Baker’s Signature 8-Inch Round Disposable Liners for a familiar round-basket fit and a generous 125-count pack. For square baskets, the 400-count 8-Inch Square Liners stand out for bulk supply, while PINTAUR’s Silicone Liners suit shoppers who prefer a reusable option. Disposable parchment is convenient but creates ongoing waste; silicone can be reused but needs washing and careful sizing. Read on for the full comparison, buying advice, and picks for specific air fryer setups.
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Key Takeaways
- Basket shape narrows the field: The 8-inch round Baker’s Signature liners target round baskets, while most of the lineup uses square sheets; matching shape and usable basket area matters more than choosing the largest pack.
- Bulk counts favor frequent cooks: The 400-count square pack and Tripho‘s 360-count option reduce how often you restock, but a large supply is only useful if the liner dimensions suit your basket.
- Reusable silicone trades disposal for washing: PINTAUR and Boribim offer two-piece silicone sets, which can cut parchment use but require post-cooking cleanup and storage.
- Some options address specific setups: ECFVTP names Ninja DZ201 and DZ401 compatibility, while Mutvle‘s 9-inch square format may suit larger baskets better than the many 8-inch choices.
- Material and pack count are not the whole decision: Unbleached choices from Reynolds Kitchens, Baker’s Signature, and OLESBUR appeal to shoppers seeking that paper type, but fit and cooking habits still determine whether they are the better buy.
| air fryer liner | Material | Quantity | Maximum temperature | Shape |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 125 pcs Air Fryer Liners | Unbleached parchment; BPA-free | 125 liners | 450°F (230°C) | Round |
| Baker’s Signature 8-Inch Round | Unbleached wood pulp | 125 liners | — | Round |
| ReLuien 8-Inch Round Disposabl | Wood pulp with silicone coating | 100 sheets | — | — |
| 400 Disposable 8-Inch Square A | Food-grade paper and wood pulp with silicone coating | 400 sheets | 428°F | — |
| ECFVTP Disposable Parchment Pa | Food-grade paper parchment | 100 liners | — | Rectangular |
| Reynolds Kitchens Unbleached D | Unbleached parchment paper | 50 liners | 400°F | Square |
| BYKITCHEN Disposable Air Fryer | Wood pulp paper with food-grade silicone oil coating | 300 liners | — | Rectangle |
| Baker’s Signature Unbleached D | Unbleached paper with silicone coating | — | 450°F | Square |
| PINTAUR Square Silicone Air Fr | Food-grade silicone | — | 450°F | — |
| Tripho 8-Inch Square Air Fryer | Unbleached paper with silicone coating | 360 sheets | 428°F | Square |
| Boribim 2 PCS Square Silicone | Food-grade silicone | — | 464°F (240°C) | — |
| OLESBUR Disposable Air Fryer L | Unbleached paper with double-sided silicone coating | — | 428°F | Rectangular |
| Vailnd 8-Inch Square Disposabl | Unbleached wood-pulp parchment with silicone coating | 125 liners | 428°F | — |
| CTIZNE Disposable Air Fryer Pa | Unbleached wood pulp with plant-based silicone coating | 150 sheets | 428°F (220°C) | — |
| Mutvle 9-Inch Square Disposabl | Unbleached wood-pulp parchment | 125 liners | — | — |
More Details on Our Top Picks
125 pcs Air Fryer Liners – Disposable Parchment Paper for Ninja Air Fryer
This is the most tailored pick in the group: its round shape and listed fit target the Ninja AF101, AF150, and AF161, rather than the broader 5–8 qt range covered by Baker’s Signature’s 8-inch liners. That model-specific sizing can make it easier to keep drips off a compatible basket without trimming paper. The 125-sheet pack also matches Baker’s Signature’s count, while its stated 450°F heat limit gives a clear boundary for cooking temperatures. The tradeoff is flexibility: buyers with another air fryer, including a dual-basket model such as the Ninja DZ201, should choose a liner sized for that basket instead. These liners must sit beneath food, not in an empty preheating basket, and use above the stated limit risks burning.
Pros:- Sized for three named Ninja air fryer models
- Unbleached, BPA-free parchment with food-grade silicone oil
- Rated for temperatures up to 450°F
- Disposable format helps catch residue and simplify basket cleanup
Cons:- Compatibility is limited to the listed Ninja models
- Must be covered with food and not used during empty preheating
- Using it above 450°F creates a fire risk
Best for: Owners of the Ninja AF101, AF150, or AF161 who want pre-sized disposable liners for routine cooking and cleanup.
Not ideal for: Owners of other Ninja models or differently shaped baskets, since the fit is specified for only three models.
- Quantity:125 liners
- Shape:Round
- Paper size:7.9 x 1.7 inches
- Material:Unbleached parchment; BPA-free
- Maximum temperature:450°F (230°C)
- Compatible models:Ninja AF101 4 qt, AF150 5.5 qt XL, and AF161 5.5 qt Max XL
Our verdict“Choose this pack if you own one of the three listed Ninja models and want a model-specific fit rather than a more general-purpose liner.”
Baker’s Signature 8-Inch Round Disposable Air Fryer Liners, 125 Count
Baker’s Signature is the flexible choice for cooks who want the same liner to serve beyond the air fryer. Its 8-inch round format is recommended for 5–8 qt baskets, and the product data also lists ovens, microwaves, pans, and baking as uses. That broader scope sets it apart from the Ninja-specific 125-count liners, which suit only three named models. The unbleached wood-pulp paper is described as non-stick and oil-proof, while the 125-sheet quantity matches that Ninja pack. The key handling rule is less forgiving than a simple drop-in: food should cover at least two-thirds of the liner during use. Buyers with square baskets may prefer a square option, and the listed fit range does not promise compatibility with every 5–8 qt design.
Pros:- Listed for air fryer, oven, microwave, pan, and baking use
- Unbleached wood-pulp material
- Non-stick and oil-proof features help contain residue
- 125 liners provide a sizeable supply
Cons:- Food should cover at least two-thirds of the liner during use
- An 8-inch round shape may not match square or nonstandard baskets
Best for: Home cooks with a 5–8 qt round-basket air fryer who also want parchment liners for oven, microwave, pan, or baking tasks.
Not ideal for: Owners of square or unusually shaped baskets, and anyone who expects to cook small portions that leave most of the liner uncovered.
- Brand:Baker’s Signature
- Quantity:125 liners
- Shape:Round
- Size:8 inches
- Material:Unbleached wood pulp
- Features:Non-stick and oil-proof
- Compatible uses:Air fryers, ovens, microwave ovens, pans, and baking
- Recommended basket size:5–8 qt
Our verdict“Pick Baker’s Signature if you want one round parchment liner for several kitchen tasks and can keep enough food on its surface.”
ReLuien 8-Inch Round Disposable Air Fryer Liners, 100 Count
ReLuien is a straightforward option for cooks who want a pre-cut, general-fit round liner without committing to a larger pack. Its 100 sheets are fewer than the 125 in Baker’s Signature’s round liners, so it may suit households that use parchment occasionally or prefer a smaller supply. Both options target many 5–8 qt baskets, but ReLuien specifies 450°F heat resistance and lists use in ovens, microwaves, and steamers as well. The silicone-coated wood pulp is described as nonstick, oil-proof, and water-proof, which can help catch grease and food residue. Still, an 8-inch round sheet will not fit every basket in that capacity range, and the disposable format creates recurring waste. Check basket shape and dimensions before choosing it over square liners.
Pros:- Pre-cut sheets are ready to place in the basket
- Silicone-coated wood pulp is described as nonstick, oil-proof, and water-proof
- Rated for temperatures up to 450°F
- Listed for air fryers, ovens, microwaves, and steamers
Cons:- 100 sheets are fewer than the 125 in Baker’s Signature’s comparable round pack
- Round 8-inch shape may not fit every basket in the stated capacity range
- Disposable paper adds ongoing waste
Best for: One- or two-person households with a compatible 5–8 qt basket that use disposable liners occasionally and want multi-appliance use.
Not ideal for: Frequent air-fryer cooks seeking a larger supply, or owners of square and unusually shaped baskets that need a closer-fitting liner.
- Brand:ReLuien
- Quantity:100 sheets
- Shape and size:Round, 8 inches
- Material:Wood pulp with silicone coating
- Compatible capacity:5–8 qt air fryers
- Heat resistance:Up to 450°F (230°C)
- Item weight:180 g
- Listed uses:Air fryers, ovens, microwaves, and steamers
Our verdict“Choose ReLuien for occasional cooking in a compatible round basket when a 100-sheet supply is a better fit than Baker’s Signature’s larger count.”
400 Disposable 8-Inch Square Air Fryer Liners for 5–8 Qt Baskets
For high-volume use, the defining advantage is quantity: 400 square liners make this a much larger supply than the 100-sheet ReLuien pack or the 125-count round options. The 8 x 8-inch square shape is aimed at 5–8 qt baskets, which may suit cooks whose baskets are better matched to corners than a round liner. Its food-grade paper and silicone coating are listed as nonstick and oil-resistant, and the stated heat ceiling is 428°F. That is lower than the 450°F limit listed for ReLuien and the Ninja-specific liners, so this pick is less suited to recipes requiring higher temperatures. The large pack also means more disposable material on hand, and the stated capacity range cannot guarantee a fit for every basket.
Pros:- 400-sheet pack reduces the need to replenish liners often
- Square 8 x 8-inch format is designed for 5–8 qt baskets
- Unbleached, BPA-free, and PFAS-free material claims
- Silicone coating is described as nonstick and oil-resistant
Cons:- 428°F maximum is lower than the 450°F limits listed for ReLuien and the Ninja-specific option
- May not fit baskets outside the stated capacity range or with a different shape
- Large disposable supply can contribute to ongoing paper waste
Best for: Frequent air-fryer cooks with a compatible 5–8 qt square basket who want a large stock of disposable liners.
Not ideal for: Cooks whose recipes exceed 428°F, owners of smaller or non-square baskets, or buyers trying to reduce disposable waste.
- Brand:Vailnd
- Quantity:400 sheets
- Shape and size:Square, 8 x 8 inches
- Top width:9.4 inches
- Height:1.8 inches
- Compatible capacity:5–8 qt air fryers
- Material:Food-grade paper and wood pulp with silicone coating
- Maximum temperature:428°F
- Features:Unbleached, BPA-free, PFAS-free, nonstick, waterproof, and oil-resistant
Our verdict“Choose this Vailnd pack if you have a compatible square basket and value a large supply more than a higher heat ceiling or reusable construction.”
ECFVTP Disposable Parchment Paper Liners for Ninja DZ201 and DZ401 Air Fryers, 100 Count
Unlike the round liners aimed at single-basket Ninja models, ECFVTP is shaped for the Ninja DZ201 and DZ401 rectangular baskets. Its 9.5 x 6.5-inch top dimensions and 9 x 6-inch bottom are useful fit details for buyers checking a specific dual-basket model rather than relying on a broad capacity range. The 100-piece pack is smaller than the 125-count Ninja AF-series option, but the rectangular bowl shape is the more relevant distinction here. The parchment is listed as nonstick, waterproof, and oil-resistant, with heat resistance up to 450°F. There are handling limits: do not use it during preheating, and spread food across the liner so it stays covered. Buyers without either listed Ninja model should look at a general-fit liner instead.
Pros:- Rectangular bowl shape is specified for Ninja DZ201 and DZ401 baskets
- Detailed top and bottom dimensions help buyers check fit
- Nonstick, waterproof, and oil-resistant surface helps contain residue
- Rated for temperatures up to 450°F
Cons:- Compatibility is limited to the two listed Ninja models
- Must not be used during preheating
- Food needs to cover the liner evenly to help prevent lifting or burning
Best for: Owners of Ninja DZ201 or DZ401 air fryers who want rectangular disposable liners sized for those baskets.
Not ideal for: Owners of other Ninja models or single-basket air fryers, and cooks who need a liner they can leave in place during preheating.
- Brand:ECFVTP
- Quantity:100 liners
- Shape:Rectangular
- Dimensions:9.5 x 6.5 x 1.7 inches
- Bottom dimensions:9 x 6 inches
- Compatible models:Ninja DZ201 and DZ401
- Material:Food-grade paper parchment
- Maximum heat resistance:450°F (230°C)
Our verdict“Choose ECFVTP if you own a Ninja DZ201 or DZ401 and need a rectangular fit; other basket owners should pick a liner matched to their model.”
Reynolds Kitchens Unbleached Disposable Air Fryer Liners, 50 Count
Reynolds Kitchens is the straightforward pick for cooks who want a ready-to-use liner without trimming or sorting through a large pack. Its 9 x 9-inch perforated sheets are designed for many round and square baskets, and the holes help air circulate while the paper catches food residue. Compared with Baker’s Signature’s 8-inch square liners, this larger format may suit a roomier basket, though actual fit still depends on the basket’s shape. The main limitation is the 400°F ceiling and air-fry-only use; BYKITCHEN’s liners tolerate higher heat and are listed for several other appliances. A 50-count pack also means more frequent restocking than the larger packs here. Choose Reynolds for simple prep, not broad appliance versatility.
Pros:- Pre-cut 9 x 9-inch sheets need no trimming
- Perforations allow airflow through the liner
- Nonstick parchment helps catch food residue and ease cleanup
- Unbleached paper material
Cons:- Limited to the air fry setting
- Maximum temperature of 400°F is lower than several alternatives
- May not fit every basket, and the 50-count pack is smaller than bulk options
Best for: Air fryer owners with a compatible 9-inch basket who want pre-cut, perforated sheets for routine air-fry meals.
Not ideal for: Cooks who use liners above 400°F or want one parchment product for ovens, microwaves, or steamers.
- Quantity:50 liners
- Material:Unbleached parchment paper
- Dimensions:9 x 9 inches
- Shape:Square
- Compatibility:Most round and square air fryer baskets
- Maximum temperature:400°F
- Use:Air fry setting only
- Design:Pre-cut with holes for air circulation
Our verdict“Pick Reynolds Kitchens if you want convenient, perforated liners for a compatible basket and do not need higher-heat or multi-appliance use.”
BYKITCHEN Disposable Air Fryer Liners, 300 Count
BYKITCHEN’s rectangular 8.5 x 5.5-inch format is the specialist choice in this group for compatible dual-basket models, including several Ninja DZ series and Bella Slim air fryers. That targeted shape can fit narrow drawers better than the square sheets from Tripho or Baker’s Signature, but it is less adaptable if your basket is not among the compatible sizes. Its 300-sheet pack and 450°F heat limit make it more versatile for frequent cooking than Reynolds Kitchens, which is limited to air-fry use and 400°F. The paper is also listed for ovens, microwaves, and steamers. A key handling caveat: food must cover at least two-thirds of the liner and weigh down all corners, or loose paper can lift and risk burning.
Pros:- 300 liners provide a large supply
- Rectangular dimensions target several dual-basket models
- Listed heat resistance up to 450°F
- Can also be used in ovens, microwaves, and steamers
Cons:- The 8.5 x 5.5-inch rectangle will not suit every basket
- Food must cover at least two-thirds of the sheet and weigh down all corners
- Loose paper can lift or burn if not properly weighted
Best for: Frequent cooks with a listed compatible dual-basket air fryer who want a large supply of liners for multiple appliances.
Not ideal for: Owners of single-basket or unlisted models who cannot confirm the rectangular dimensions fit, or anyone who wants liners that need no careful weighting.
- Quantity:300 liners
- Size:8.5 x 5.5 inches
- Shape:Rectangle
- Material:Wood pulp paper with food-grade silicone oil coating
- Maximum heat resistance:450°F (232°C)
- Compatible appliances:Air fryers, ovens, microwaves, and steamers
- Compatible air fryer models:Ninja DZ550, DZ201, DZ401, DZ302, SL401; Bella 4QT and 6QT Slim; Chefman 6QT and 9QT dual air fryers
- Use guidance:Cover at least two-thirds of each liner with food and weigh down all corners
Our verdict“Choose BYKITCHEN for a listed dual-basket model and multi-appliance use, provided you can keep each liner securely weighted with food.”
Baker’s Signature Unbleached Disposable Air Fryer Parchment Liners, 8-Inch Square, 125 Count
Baker’s Signature is a balanced middle-ground option for buyers who want disposable liners with clearly stated material attributes. The unbleached, silicone-coated paper is listed as BPA-free and PFAS-free, and its 8-inch square size is intended for 5–8-quart baskets. Compared with the larger 9-inch Reynolds Kitchens sheets, this format targets smaller baskets, while offering a higher stated heat limit of 450°F. It also supports oven and microwave use, unlike Reynolds’ air-fry-only guidance. The 125-sheet pack is less of a bulk commitment than Tripho’s 360 count, but it still creates ongoing paper waste. Fit is the deciding factor: a 5–8-quart label cannot guarantee a match for every basket shape, so measure the cooking surface before choosing.
Pros:- Unbleached paper with silicone coating
- Stated to be BPA-free and PFAS-free
- Suitable for 5–8-quart baskets and rated up to 450°F
- Can also be used in ovens and microwaves
Cons:- Disposable paper adds ongoing waste
- Basket capacity alone does not confirm a fit
- The 125-count pack is smaller than BYKITCHEN’s or Tripho’s bulk supply
Best for: Air fryer owners with an 8-inch-compatible, 5–8-quart basket who prefer unbleached paper and want stated BPA-free and PFAS-free attributes.
Not ideal for: Buyers seeking reusable liners, a high-volume pack, or a liner guaranteed to fit without checking basket dimensions.
- Sheet count:125
- Material:Unbleached paper with silicone coating
- Size:8 x 8 inches
- Shape:Square
- Compatible basket size:5–8 qt
- Maximum temperature:450°F
- Features:BPA-free, PFAS-free, non-stick, oil-proof, waterproof
- Model number:BS-AIR-SQR08_UK
Our verdict“Choose Baker’s Signature if its 8-inch square fits your basket and you value stated material attributes over reusable construction or bulk quantity.”
PINTAUR Square Silicone Air Fryer Liners, 2 Pack, 5–6.5 Qt
PINTAUR is the reusable alternative to the paper-heavy choices in this lineup, including Tripho’s 360 disposable sheets. Its two food-grade silicone liners have raised bottoms intended to promote airflow and keep food above collected grease, while dishwasher-safe construction avoids throwing away a sheet after each meal. The tradeoff is more involved fit checking: these liners are designed for 5–6.5-quart square baskets, with specified top and bottom dimensions, and the listing excludes the COSORI CAF-DC601 and Instant Vortex Plus 6QT. They are also deeper and heavier than flat parchment, so they change how food sits in the basket. At 450°F, they match Baker’s Signature’s stated heat limit, but require washing rather than disposal.
Pros:- Reusable food-grade silicone reduces reliance on disposable paper
- Raised base supports airflow and separates food from grease
- Dishwasher-safe for cleanup
- Rated up to 450°F and usable in several other appliances
Cons:- Fit depends on basket dimensions and shape
- Not compatible with COSORI CAF-DC601 or Instant Vortex Plus 6QT
- Requires washing and occupies more space than flat parchment liners
Best for: Owners of a confirmed compatible 5–6.5-quart square basket who cook often and prefer a reusable, dishwasher-safe liner.
Not ideal for: Anyone with one of the listed incompatible models, a differently shaped basket, or a preference for lightweight disposable sheets.
- Pack count:2
- Material:Food-grade silicone
- Capacity:5–6.5 quarts
- Top dimensions:8.46 x 8.46 inches
- Bottom dimensions:7.68 x 7.68 inches
- Height:2.36 inches
- Maximum temperature:450°F
- Care:Dishwasher-safe
- Compatibility:Ninja AF181, AF141, COSORI CAF-L501, Cuisinart, and other compatible square baskets; not compatible with COSORI CAF-DC601 or Instant Vortex Plus 6QT
Our verdict“Choose PINTAUR if your square basket is confirmed compatible and you want reusable liners rather than repeatedly replacing paper sheets.”
Tripho 8-Inch Square Air Fryer Paper Liners, 360 Count
Tripho’s 360-sheet pack is the bulk choice for households that use disposable liners often and have a compatible 5–8-quart basket. Its 8-inch square sheets are made from unbleached paper with a silicone coating; the product also describes the paper as thick and tear-resistant, which may help it hold up during cooking. Compared with Baker’s Signature’s 125-count pack, Tripho supplies substantially more sheets, though both share the 8-inch square format and stated compatibility range. Its 428°F limit is lower than Baker’s 450°F rating, so buyers who need the higher stated heat tolerance should choose the latter. Tripho’s liners also work in ovens, steamers, and microwaves, but the large supply comes with the same ongoing paper waste as other disposable options.
Pros:- Large 360-sheet pack
- Thick paper is described as tear-resistant
- Nonstick, oil-resistant surface helps catch cooking residue
- Can be used in air fryers, ovens, steamers, and microwaves
Cons:- Disposable sheets create ongoing waste
- The 8-inch square may not fit every basket
- 428°F maximum is lower than Baker’s Signature’s stated 450°F
Best for: Households that frequently use disposable liners, have a compatible 5–8-quart basket, and want a large supply for several appliances.
Not ideal for: Buyers who want reusable liners, need a stated limit above 428°F, or have a basket that does not fit an 8-inch square sheet.
- Quantity:360 sheets
- Size:8 x 8 inches
- Shape:Square
- Material:Unbleached paper with silicone coating
- Maximum temperature:428°F
- Compatible capacity:5–8 qt air fryer baskets
- Features:Nonstick, oil-resistant, BPA-free, PFAS-free
- Other compatible appliances:Ovens, steamers, and microwaves
- Model:AL-8
Our verdict“Choose Tripho for a high-volume supply of 8-inch square disposable liners when its 428°F limit suits your cooking.”
Boribim 2 PCS Square Silicone Air Fryer Liners – 8 Inch Reusable Air Fryer Pot (Red & Blue)
Reusable construction is the main reason I’d choose the Boribim liners over the disposable parchment options here. The two 8-inch silicone pieces can be washed and used again, while products such as the OLESBUR 200-pack trade repeat use for a ready-to-discard cleanup layer. Raised lines leave channels beneath food to support airflow, and the 67-mil material is specified to handle temperatures up to 464°F. The nonstick surface and dishwasher-safe care also suit cooks who want to limit residue without adding paper to every batch. The tradeoff is fit: these are sized for square baskets and listed for 4–7-quart fryers, so they may not cover larger or differently shaped baskets. Their raised base can also alter how food sits compared with a bare basket.
Pros:- Reusable silicone reduces the need for single-use parchment.
- Raised lines provide channels for airflow beneath food.
- Dishwasher-safe, nonstick surface simplifies cleanup.
- Rated for temperatures up to 464°F.
Cons:- 8-inch square dimensions may not match larger or round baskets.
- Reusable liners still need washing between uses.
- Raised ridges may change contact between food and the basket.
Best for: Frequent air-fryer cooks with a compatible 4–7-quart square basket who want reusable liners and dishwasher cleanup.
Not ideal for: Owners of larger or round baskets, or cooks who want disposable paper that can be thrown away after greasy batches.
- Material:Food-grade silicone
- Dimensions:8.07 × 8.07 × 2.16 inches
- Thickness:67 mil (1.7 mm)
- Compatible capacity:4–7 qt air fryers
- Maximum temperature:464°F (240°C)
- Care:Dishwasher safe
- BPA-free:Yes
- Pack and colors:2 liners; red and blue
Our verdict“Choose Boribim if your square basket fits and you prefer washable silicone over disposable liners such as OLESBUR.”
OLESBUR Disposable Air Fryer Liners, 200 Pack, 8-Inch Unbleached Parchment Sheets
The 200-sheet pack makes OLESBUR the straightforward choice for households that use paper liners often and want fewer restocks. Its 8-inch unbleached sheets have a double-sided silicone coating described as nonstick, greaseproof, and leakproof, helping catch residue before it sticks to the basket. Unlike the Boribim reusable silicone liners, these are discarded after cooking, so there is no liner to wash; the cost of that convenience is ongoing paper waste. OLESBUR also lists use in ovens, microwaves, skillets, and frying pans, which gives the sheets more uses than air frying alone. The 428°F ceiling is lower than Boribim’s stated limit, and the flat 8-inch format may not suit every basket. Check your basket dimensions and follow safe-use directions for parchment in an air fryer.
Pros:- 200 sheets provide a large supply for frequent cooking.
- Double-sided silicone coating is nonstick, greaseproof, and leakproof.
- Unbleached paper is listed as BPA-free and PFAS-free.
- Can also be used in ovens, microwaves, skillets, and frying pans.
Cons:- Single-use sheets create recurring paper waste.
- 8-inch size may not fit every air-fryer basket.
- 428°F maximum is lower than the Boribim silicone liners’ stated temperature limit.
Best for: Regular air-fryer users who prefer disposable cleanup sheets and want a large supply for compatible 8-inch baskets.
Not ideal for: Buyers seeking a reusable liner, a larger sheet, or a product with a stated heat limit above 428°F.
- Material:Unbleached paper with double-sided silicone coating
- Sheet count:200
- Paper size:8 × 8 inches
- Shape:Rectangular
- Maximum temperature:428°F
- Safety features:BPA-free and PFAS-free
- Listed uses:Air fryers, ovens, microwaves, skillets, and frying pans
Our verdict“Pick OLESBUR for a generous supply of disposable liners, but choose Boribim if reusable silicone better suits your cleanup routine.”
Vailnd 8-Inch Square Disposable Air Fryer Liners, 125 Count
Vailnd’s clearest advantage is its stated fit range: 5–8-quart air fryers, a useful match for owners whose baskets run larger than the 4–7-quart range listed for Boribim’s reusable silicone liners. These disposable parchment sheets have a silicone coating designed to resist water, oil, and sticking, and their raised sides help contain drips better than a flat sheet. The 125-count pack offers a middle ground between the smaller supply of some packs and OLESBUR’s 200 sheets, though it will still generate waste with regular use. Vailnd also lists baking, steaming, microwaving, and serving among its uses. The 8-inch base and 7.9-inch top mean fit is not universal, so I’d measure the basket rather than rely on capacity alone.
Pros:- Specified for 5–8-quart air fryers.
- Silicone-coated parchment resists water, oil, and sticking.
- Raised sides help contain residue in the basket.
- Listed for baking, steaming, microwaving, and serving.
Cons:- Disposable use creates ongoing waste.
- 8-inch base and 7.9-inch top may not match every basket.
- 125 sheets offer a smaller supply than OLESBUR’s 200-pack.
Best for: Owners of 5–8-quart square air fryers who want disposable liners with raised sides for catching oil and crumbs.
Not ideal for: Cooks with smaller, round, or unusually shaped baskets, or anyone trying to avoid single-use paper.
- Material:Unbleached wood-pulp parchment with silicone coating
- Quantity:125 liners
- Bottom width:8 inches
- Top width:7.9 inches
- Side height:1.8 inches
- Compatible capacity:5–8 qt
- Maximum temperature:428°F
- Features:Waterproof, oil-resistant, nonstick, BPA-free, and PFAS-free
Our verdict“Choose Vailnd if your 5–8-quart square basket matches its dimensions and you want raised disposable sheets rather than reusable silicone.”
CTIZNE Disposable Air Fryer Parchment Paper Liners, 150 Count, 8-Inch Square
CTIZNE differentiates itself with a three-layer, tear-resistant design, a useful detail for cooks who find thin liners hard to lift when loaded with food. The unbleached parchment has a plant-based silicone coating and is described as nonstick, leakproof, waterproof, and oilproof. Its 150-sheet pack sits between Vailnd’s 125 liners and OLESBUR’s 200, making it a moderate supply rather than the largest option. Like those alternatives, CTIZNE is disposable, so the cleanup shortcut comes with paper waste. Its 8-inch square size is listed for 5–8-quart air fryers, but capacity does not guarantee a close basket fit. The 428°F limit matches Vailnd and OLESBUR, while the biodegradable description may appeal to buyers looking for that feature, though it does not eliminate single-use disposal.
Pros:- Three-layer construction is described as tear-resistant.
- Plant-based silicone coating is listed as nonstick and leakproof.
- 150 sheets provide a mid-sized supply.
- Suitable for ovens, frying pans, and microwaves as well as air fryers.
Cons:- Disposable sheets still produce waste after each use.
- 8-inch square format may not fit every 5–8-quart basket.
- 428°F maximum is shared with other parchment options and below Boribim’s stated limit.
Best for: Cooks with 5–8-quart square baskets who want disposable parchment with added tear resistance for handling food.
Not ideal for: People seeking reusable liners, a larger pack, or a sheet sized for a non-square or unusually proportioned basket.
- Material:Unbleached wood pulp with plant-based silicone coating
- Quantity:150 sheets
- Dimensions:8 × 8 inches
- Compatible capacity:5–8 qt air fryers
- Maximum temperature:428°F (220°C)
- Construction:Three-layer design
- Features:Nonstick, leakproof, tear-resistant, waterproof, oilproof, and biodegradable
- Safety features:BPA-free and PFAS-free
Our verdict“Choose CTIZNE if handling strength matters and your basket fits 8-inch square sheets; pick Boribim instead for a reusable option.”
Mutvle 9-Inch Square Disposable Air Fryer Paper Liners, 125 Count
Mutvle is the option I’d compare most closely with Vailnd for baskets that benefit from a paper liner with sides: both have a 1.8-inch raised edge, but Mutvle lists a 9-inch top and 8-inch bottom. That wider top may cover more of the basket wall, while the stated bottom width gives buyers a key measurement to check before ordering. The unbleached wood-pulp paper is described as nonstick, oil-resistant, and water-resistant, and the 125-count pack is suited to occasional or moderate use. Compared with CTIZNE’s 150 sheets, Mutvle supplies fewer liners; compared with Boribim, it avoids washing but is single-use. The product is listed for 5–8-quart fryers, yet basket capacity alone cannot confirm fit, so measuring the base is especially relevant here.
Pros:- 9-inch top and 1.8-inch sides provide raised coverage.
- 8-inch bottom width offers a clear measurement for fit checks.
- Unbleached parchment is listed as nonstick, oil-resistant, and water-resistant.
- Can be used in ovens, microwaves, steamers, and cookers.
Cons:- Basket bottom should be measured before purchase.
- Single-use liners create recurring waste.
- 125-count pack contains fewer sheets than CTIZNE’s 150-pack.
Best for: Owners of 5–8-quart square air fryers whose basket base measures near 8 inches and who want raised disposable sides.
Not ideal for: Buyers with smaller or round baskets, or those who prefer washable liners and want to avoid disposable paper.
- Material:Unbleached wood-pulp parchment
- Quantity:125 liners
- Top size:9 inches
- Bottom width:8 inches
- Side height:1.8 inches (4.5 cm)
- Compatible capacity:5–8 qt air fryers
- Features:Nonstick, oil-resistant, water-resistant, BPA-free, and PFAS-free
- Listed uses:Air fryers, ovens, microwaves, steamers, and cookers
Our verdict“Choose Mutvle if your basket matches its 8-inch base and you want raised disposable coverage; otherwise, a closer-fitting liner or reusable Boribim may suit better.”
How We Picked
I compared the 15 options on the details that affect liner choice day to day: shape and stated dimensions, disposable parchment versus reusable silicone, pack size, and whether a listing identifies a particular air fryer fit. A liner needs to sit within the basket without blocking more cooking area than necessary, so I gave weight to clear sizing and useful compatibility information rather than quantity alone.
The ranking favors versatility, practical fit, and ease of upkeep. The Baker’s Signature round pack leads as a broadly useful choice for round baskets, while high-count square packs rank well for households that use a compatible square basket often. Model-specific liners and silicone sets have distinct strengths but suit narrower needs. Since the provided product details do not establish performance testing or precise fit across every air fryer, buyers should check their basket’s usable interior measurements and follow the appliance and liner instructions before use.
Factors to Consider When Choosing Air Fryer Liners
Before choosing among these air fryer liners, match the product to your basket and cooking routine. A liner that is too large can fold or obstruct airflow, while a well-sized sheet can still be the wrong choice if you dislike washing reusable accessories. These factors help separate genuine convenience from a pack that merely looks like a better deal.
Match the liner shape and usable basket area
Measure the flat cooking area inside the basket, not just its outer width or advertised capacity. Round and square liners are not interchangeable in practice: corners on a square sheet can bunch inside a round basket, and a round liner may leave parts of a square base uncovered. Leave room around the liner so it does not ride up the sides or interfere with airflow. Avoid assuming that an “8-inch” label guarantees a fit, since basket interiors and liner measurements can vary. When a listing names a specific appliance model, compare the dimensions anyway rather than treating compatibility language as a substitute for measuring.
Choose disposable parchment or reusable silicone
Disposable parchment suits cooks who want to lift away grease and crumbs after a meal without washing another item. Its tradeoff is repeat replacement and more waste, especially for households that air fry daily. Silicone can be used again, but it takes space in the sink and cupboard, and residue may need more attention than a quick rinse. Think about whether cleanup means avoiding a dirty basket or simply shifting the washing to the liner. Also check that any liner is intended for your appliance and cooking conditions; a liner should not be used empty during preheating unless the manufacturer says that is safe.
Treat pack count as a convenience, not a fit advantage
Large packs such as the 400-count and 360-count square options can make sense for frequent cooking, but a high count does not improve coverage or cooking results by itself. Estimate how often you use parchment and whether you have room to store a bulky pack before buying in volume. A smaller pack can be the more practical choice if you are trying a new size or are unsure about your basket measurements. Compare quantity only after confirming material, dimensions, and shape. That order helps prevent ending up with hundreds of liners that do not sit properly in your air fryer.
Look beyond “unbleached” when comparing paper
Several products in this lineup are labeled unbleached, including options from Reynolds Kitchens, Baker’s Signature, and OLESBUR. That label can help shoppers narrow material preferences, but it does not tell you whether a liner is the right shape, how it handles a particular recipe, or whether it fits a specific basket. Check the product’s stated use and care instructions, as well as any guidance from your air fryer maker. Do not assume that all parchment liners have identical thickness or construction when listings do not give those details. Choose the paper type you prefer, then use size and appliance compatibility to make the final call.
Check appliance compatibility and cooking habits
A model-specific option such as ECFVTP, listed for Ninja DZ201 and DZ401 air fryers, can reduce guesswork for owners of those appliances. Still, dual-basket models may have different basket dimensions from other air fryers, so verify the fit for the compartment you plan to line. For general-purpose options, ask whether you cook in one basket, multiple baskets, or a compact round unit; that pattern may matter more than the pack’s headline count. If your recipes rely on crisping across the full basket, avoid a liner that covers more surface than needed. Follow the air fryer maker’s instructions about liners and airflow, especially when cooking lightweight foods.
Decide how much cleanup you actually want to avoid
Liners can catch some food residue, but they do not remove the need to clean the air fryer basket and surrounding parts. Grease can pass around the paper, and sticky foods may still leave marks on the liner or basket. Disposable sheets are convenient when you want fast disposal; silicone is a better fit when you are willing to wash and reuse an accessory to reduce paper use. If you are new to liners, start with a modest quantity in a size that matches your basket rather than buying a bulk pack immediately. That small check can reveal whether liners suit your recipes and cleaning routine before you commit to a larger supply.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use an 8-inch liner in any 5–8 quart air fryer?
No. Capacity describes the air fryer, not the exact shape or flat interior dimensions of its basket. An 8-inch liner may suit some baskets in that range and be too small, too large, or the wrong shape for others. Measure the basket’s usable base and compare it with the liner dimensions before ordering. Leave enough open space around the liner for the appliance’s airflow, and check the manufacturer’s guidance on liner use.
Are disposable parchment liners better than silicone liners?
Neither material is better for every household; each shifts the work in a different direction. Disposable parchment is easier to remove and discard after cooking, but it must be replaced and adds ongoing waste. Silicone can be reused, though it needs washing and storage after each use. Choose based on whether you value quick disposal or fewer single-use sheets, then check that the liner’s shape and size suit your basket.
Can I put an air fryer liner in the basket while it preheats?
Do not place a lightweight liner in an empty air fryer during preheating unless the air fryer and liner instructions specifically allow it. Circulating air can lift an unsecured sheet toward the heating element, creating a safety concern. A liner is generally intended to be held down by food, but product directions and appliance guidance take priority. If the instructions are unclear, preheat without the liner and add it with the food only if the manufacturer permits that use.
Should I buy a large-count pack before checking whether liners work for my recipes?
Usually, it is safer to confirm fit and cooking habits before committing to a very large pack. Liners can be useful for foods that leave crumbs or grease, but they may not suit every recipe or basket layout. A bulk option such as the 400-count square pack or Tripho’s 360-count pack is most sensible when you already know that the size works and you cook often. If you are uncertain, begin with a smaller pack or a clearly compatible size to avoid storing unused sheets.
Do liners let me skip cleaning the air fryer basket?
No. A liner may catch some residue, but it cannot guarantee that grease or food will stay entirely on the sheet. Spills can pass around the edges, and the basket still needs cleaning according to the appliance maker’s care instructions. Reusable silicone liners also need washing after use, so they shift rather than eliminate cleanup. Treat liners as a way to reduce some scrubbing, not as a replacement for regular appliance care.
Conclusion
For a round basket and a straightforward disposable option, my best overall is Baker’s Signature’s 8-inch round pack. Frequent cooks with a compatible square basket can look to the 400-count square liners for best value by supply, while the best premium-style reusable pick is PINTAUR’s two-piece silicone set for shoppers who accept washing in exchange for reuse. For beginners, I favor starting with a clearly sized disposable pack—such as the 125-count round Baker’s Signature option for a matching round basket—rather than buying hundreds before confirming fit. Owners of the named Ninja DZ201 or DZ401 models should compare ECFVTP’s stated compatibility with their basket dimensions; shoppers needing a larger square sheet can examine Mutvle’s 9-inch format. In every case, let basket fit and cleanup preference guide the choice before pack count.
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