Air fryer liners can simplify cleanup, but the right choice depends on your basket shape, cooking routine, and whether you prefer reusable silicone or disposable parchment. I’d put the CTIZNE 150-count square liners in the best overall spot for a practical balance of basket fit and supply, while Boribim’s reusable silicone pair suits cooks who want to wash and reuse liners. For frequent cooking, the 420-pack CTIZNE offers a much larger stash, though it takes more storage space. The main tradeoffs are round versus square fit, reusable cleanup versus disposable convenience, and pack size versus storage needs. Read on for the full comparison and advice on choosing liners that fit your air fryer.
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Key Takeaways
- Basket shape narrows the field: the square options are aimed at 5–8-quart baskets, while Baker’s Signature and ReLuien are round; check your basket before choosing by pack size.
- Reusable and disposable liners solve different cleanup problems: Boribim and the 3–5-quart silicone pair can be washed, while parchment options are discarded after use.
- Pack size ranges widely: CTIZNE’s 420-pack and the 360-piece heavy-duty option favor frequent use, while Reynolds Kitchens’ 50 sheets suit lighter use or limited storage.
- Material and stated weight can help distinguish similar parchment picks: one option identifies itself as 40 GSM and another as heavy duty, but those labels do not replace checking dimensions and heat instructions.
- There is no universal fit winner: the 8-inch square liners target larger baskets, the smaller silicone pair is listed for 3–5-quart fryers, and the Ninja-specific pack targets compatible Ninja models.
| air fryer liner | Material | Shape | Heat resistance | Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Boribim 2-Pack Square Silicone | Food-grade silicone | — | Up to 464°F (240°C) | 2 liners |
| Air Fryer Liners Disposable | Unbleached paper with silicone coating | — | Up to 450°F | 125 sheets |
| Baker’s Signature 8-Inch Round | Unbleached wood pulp | Round | — | 125 sheets |
| CTIZNE 420-Pack 8-Inch Square | Unbleached wood pulp with food-grade silicone coating | Square | Up to 428°F | 420 liners |
| CTIZNE Disposable Air Fryer Li | Unbleached wood pulp with plant-based silicone coating | — | Up to 428°F (220°C) | 150 sheets |
| Reusable Silicone Air Fryer Li | Food-grade silicone | Bowl | — | 2 liners |
| BYKITCHEN Disposable Air Fryer | Natural wood-pulp paper with food-grade silicone oil coating | Rectangle | Up to 450°F (232°C) | — |
| 125-Count Disposable Parchment | Unbleached wood-pulp parchment with food-grade silicone oil | Round | Up to 450°F (230°C) | — |
| 360 pcs 8" Square Air Fryer Pa | Unbleached paper with silicone coating | Square | Up to 428°F | — |
| Ecfvtp Disposable Air Fryer Pa | Food-grade parchment paper | Rectangular bowl | Up to 450°F (230°C) | 100 liners |
| ReLuien 8-Inch Round Disposabl | Unbleached wood pulp with silicone coating | Round | Up to 450°F (230°C) | 100 sheets |
| 40GSM Air Fryer Paper Liners | Unbleached parchment paper with silicone coating | Square | Up to 450°F | — |
| Vailnd 8-Inch Square Disposabl | Unbleached wood pulp with food-grade silicone coating | Square | — | 125 liners |
| OLESBUR Disposable Air Fryer L | Paper with silicone coating | Rectangular | — | — |
| Reynolds Kitchens Unbleached P | Unbleached parchment paper | — | — | 50 sheets |
More Details on Our Top Picks
Boribim 2-Pack Square Silicone Air Fryer Liners – 8 Inch Reusable Inserts (Red & Blue)
I’d rank the Boribim 2-Pack as the reusable choice for cooks who want to skip disposable sheets. Its 67 mil silicone construction is thicker than a paper liner, while raised lines leave channels for airflow and grease to drain. That design makes it a better fit for repeated cooking than the disposable Baker’s Signature 8-Inch Round Liners, which are simpler to discard after use. The tradeoff is basket fit: Boribim is square and about 8 inches across, so the 4–7 qt guidance does not guarantee compatibility with every basket in that range. Its 464°F heat rating and dishwasher-safe surface make routine cleanup easier, but the liner itself still needs washing. I’d choose it for a matching basket and regular use, and pass if easy disposal matters more than reusability.
Pros:- Reusable silicone avoids the ongoing use of disposable sheets
- 67 mil thickness gives the insert a substantial, durable build
- Raised lines support airflow and let grease drain
- Nonstick surface is dishwasher safe
Cons:- The 8-inch square shape limits basket compatibility
- Requires washing after each use
- A reusable insert takes more storage space than flat paper sheets
Best for: Air fryer owners with an 8-inch square basket who want a reusable liner and dishwasher cleanup
Not ideal for: People with round or unusually sized baskets, or cooks who prefer to throw liners away after use
- Material:Food-grade silicone
- Dimensions:8.07 × 8.07 × 2.16 inches
- Thickness:67 mil
- Heat resistance:Up to 464°F (240°C)
- Basket capacity fit:4–7 qt
- Quantity:2 liners
- Weight:100 g
- Color:Red and blue
Our verdict“Choose Boribim if your basket matches its square dimensions and you want a reusable liner for regular cooking.”
Air Fryer Liners Disposable, Unbleached Parchment Paper Baking Liners
I’d give these 125 square sheets the multi-use role because the listing describes them for air fryers, ovens, and microwaves as well as basket cleanup. The unbleached paper with a silicone coating is nonstick and waterproof, which can help contain residue and reduce scrubbing after cooking. Compared with the CTIZNE 420-Pack 8-Inch Square Liners, this pack has fewer sheets but a higher stated heat limit of 450°F; the CTIZNE option is rated to 428°F and offers a much larger quantity. Fit is still the deciding factor: these are 8-inch squares intended for 5–8 qt baskets, so a capacity label alone may not confirm they suit a particular basket’s shape. I’d pick them for cooks who want one liner format across several appliances, while anyone minimizing waste should consider Boribim’s reusable silicone inserts.
Pros:- 125 sheets provide a ready supply for routine cooking
- Unbleached paper with silicone coating has nonstick and waterproof properties
- Listed for use in air fryers, ovens, and microwaves
- Compact packaging is intended for space-saving storage
Cons:- Disposable sheets add ongoing waste
- The 8-inch square size may not suit larger baskets
- Must be weighed down with food during air frying
Best for: Cooks with a compatible 5–8 qt basket who want disposable liners that can also be used in an oven or microwave
Not ideal for: Buyers seeking a reusable option, or owners of baskets larger than 8 inches across
- Material:Unbleached paper with silicone coating
- Shape and size:8-inch square
- Quantity:125 sheets
- Heat resistance:Up to 450°F
- Basket capacity fit:5–8 qt
- Listed uses:Air fryer, oven, and microwave
- Material claims:BPA-free and PFAS-free
Our verdict“Pick these sheets if you want disposable liners for a compatible basket and appreciate having other listed appliance uses.”
Baker’s Signature 8-Inch Round Disposable Air Fryer Liners, 125 Count
The 8-inch round shape gives Baker’s Signature a distinct place in this lineup: it suits buyers whose basket is round and who do not want to force a square liner into it. Its unbleached wood pulp sheets are disposable and also listed for ovens, microwaves, pans, and baking, so the pack can serve more than air fryer cleanup. Against the square Air Fryer Liners Disposable, Unbleached Parchment Paper Baking Liners, shape is the clearest difference; that option is also listed for multiple appliances and specifies a silicone coating and 450°F limit, while this product data provides no heat rating. The handling instruction matters: food should cover at least two-thirds of each liner during use. I’d favor these for round 5–8 qt baskets, but not for cooks who need a clearly stated temperature limit or full liner coverage.
Pros:- Round 8-inch shape is tailored to round baskets
- 125 sheets per pack
- Unbleached wood pulp material
- Listed for air fryers, ovens, microwaves, pans, and baking
Cons:- Food should cover at least two-thirds of the liner during use
- No temperature limit is supplied in the product data
- Disposable sheets create ongoing waste
Best for: Owners of 5–8 qt round-basket air fryers who want disposable unbleached liners
Not ideal for: People with square baskets, or cooks who need a stated heat-resistance rating
- Material:Unbleached wood pulp
- Shape:Round
- Size:8 inches
- Quantity:125 sheets
- Recommended basket capacity:5–8 qt
- Listed uses:Air fryer, oven, microwave, pans, and baking
- Use instruction:Cover at least two-thirds of the liner with food
Our verdict“Choose Baker’s Signature if your basket is round and you can keep food covering most of each liner.”
CTIZNE 420-Pack 8-Inch Square Air Fryer Liners for 5–8 Qt Baskets
For households that use disposable liners often, the 420-sheet count makes this CTIZNE pack the bulk pick. Its square base is 8 inches, with a 9.2-inch top width and 1.8-inch sides, giving it more structure than a flat sheet; the silicone-coated wood pulp is described as helping resist sticking and grease seepage. Compared with the 150-sheet CTIZNE Disposable Air Fryer Liners, this pack supplies substantially more liners, while both products are square, unbleached, and rated to 428°F. There are usage limits: food must weigh the liner down before cooking, and very greasy foods may call for two liners. The 428°F ceiling is also lower than the 450°F rating on the other disposable square option here. I’d choose this for frequent use in a matching 5–8 qt basket, not for occasional cooking or minimal-waste kitchens.
Pros:- 420 liners make this the largest stated pack in this batch
- Raised sides help contain grease and food residue
- Silicone coating is intended to reduce sticking and seepage
- Also listed for oven and steamer use
Cons:- Food must weigh the liner down before cooking
- Especially greasy foods may require double lining
- 428°F heat limit is lower than the 450°F disposable option in this batch
Best for: Frequent air fryer cooks with a compatible 5–8 qt basket who want a large reserve of disposable liners
Not ideal for: Occasional users, waste-conscious buyers, or cooks who need a liner rated above 428°F
- Material:Unbleached wood pulp with food-grade silicone coating
- Quantity:420 liners
- Shape:Square
- Bottom size:8 inches
- Top width:9.2 inches
- Height:1.8 inches
- Heat resistance:Up to 428°F
- Compatible basket capacity:5–8 qt
Our verdict“Choose this bulk pack if you cook often, have a compatible square basket, and can follow its food-weighting instruction.”
CTIZNE Disposable Air Fryer Liners, 150 Square Parchment Sheets, 8 Inches
The 150-sheet count lands between the 125-sheet options and CTIZNE’s 420-pack, giving this liner a practical middle role for buyers who want a reserve without committing to the largest bundle. These 8-inch square sheets use unbleached wood pulp with a plant-based silicone coating, and the listing describes them as nonstick, leak-resistant, and tear-resistant. Like the 420-pack CTIZNE liners, they fit the stated 5–8 qt range and tolerate up to 428°F; the larger pack is the better match for frequent cooks, while Boribim’s silicone inserts suit people who want to avoid recurring disposables. The tradeoffs are the same basic ones attached to paper: ongoing waste and a fit that depends on basket dimensions, not capacity alone. I’d choose this pack for regular but not constant use in a matching square basket.
Pros:- 150 sheets offer a middle quantity between 125 and 420
- Plant-based silicone coating is described as nonstick and leak-resistant
- Tear-resistant construction can make handling easier
- Listed for baking, roasting, and serving as well as air frying
Cons:- Disposable sheets create ongoing waste
- 428°F heat limit is below the 450°F rating of another square option in this batch
- 8-inch square sizing may not fit every 5–8 qt basket
Best for: Regular air fryer cooks with a compatible 5–8 qt basket who want more sheets than a 125-count pack
Not ideal for: Buyers who prioritize reusable liners, or owners whose baskets do not match the 8-inch square format
- Material:Unbleached wood pulp with plant-based silicone coating
- Quantity:150 sheets
- Shape and size:8-inch square
- Basket capacity fit:5–8 qt
- Heat resistance:Up to 428°F (220°C)
- Color:Unbleached
- Listed features:Nonstick, waterproof, oilproof, tear-resistant, and biodegradable
Our verdict“Pick this mid-size pack if you use disposable liners regularly and want a moderate supply for a compatible square basket.”
Reusable Silicone Air Fryer Liners, 2-Pack, for 3–5 Qt Air Fryers
For cooks who want to reuse their liners, this two-pack of bowl-shaped silicone inserts cuts down on disposable paper and catches grease and scraps for easier cleanup. Its 3–5 qt range makes it a better match for smaller baskets than the 360 pcs 8″ Square Air Fryer Paper Liners, which are sized for 5–8 qt models. The two different diameters also give buyers useful measurements to compare with their basket before ordering, though capacity alone cannot guarantee a fit. Compared with parchment options such as the 125-Count Disposable Parchment Paper Liners for Ninja Air Fryers, these liners can be rinsed or put in the dishwasher and also used in ovens and microwaves. The tradeoff is that silicone has to be washed and stored between uses, and a poor fit can interfere with how the basket cooks.
Pros:- Two reusable liners reduce reliance on disposable parchment
- Bowl shape helps contain grease and food residue
- Nonstick surface can make washing easier
- Dishwasher safe and suitable for ovens and microwaves
Cons:- Fit depends on the basket’s inner dimensions, not capacity alone
- Requires washing and storage between uses
Best for: Owners of 3–5 qt air fryers who want a reusable liner they can wash and use in other appliances
Not ideal for: People who want a paper liner they can discard after cooking, or whose basket dimensions do not match the listed diameters
- Material:Food-grade silicone
- Quantity:2 liners
- Compatible air fryer size:3–5 qt
- Top diameter:9.4 in
- Bottom diameter:7.4 in
- Shape:Bowl
- Care:Rinse clean or dishwasher safe
- Other uses:Oven and microwave
Our verdict“Choose this pair if your basket measurements match and you prefer washable liners over disposable paper.”
BYKITCHEN Disposable Air Fryer Liners, 300 Count
Dual-basket owners get a specifically listed fit range with these 8.5 × 5.5-inch rectangular liners, including several Ninja and Chefman models. Their 300-sheet supply suits frequent cooking better than the Ecfvtp Disposable Air Fryer Paper Liners, which list a smaller 100-liner quantity and only Ninja DZ201 and DZ401 compatibility. The natural wood-pulp paper has a food-grade silicone coating, resists oil, and is rated to 450°F, so it can also serve in ovens, microwaves, and steamers. The rectangular shape is useful for matching rectangular baskets, but it may not suit other models even when their capacity seems similar. The corners also need food to hold them down during cooking; a liner that lifts can burn, so this is not a set-and-forget accessory.
Pros:- 300 sheets provide a large supply for regular cooking
- Lists compatibility with several Ninja, Bella, and Chefman models
- Oil-resistant, nonstick coating can simplify basket cleanup
- Rated for use up to 450°F and across several appliances
Cons:- Rectangular dimensions may not fit baskets outside the listed models
- Corners must be weighed down to keep the liner from lifting or burning
Best for: Frequent cooks with a listed compatible dual-basket air fryer who want a large supply of rectangular liners
Not ideal for: Owners of round or unlisted baskets, or cooks who want liners that need no weighing down
- Count:300 sheets
- Size:8.5 × 5.5 in
- Shape:Rectangle
- Material:Natural wood-pulp paper with food-grade silicone oil coating
- Heat resistance:Up to 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
Our verdict“Pick BYKITCHEN if you have a listed rectangular or dual-basket model and want a high-volume paper supply.”
125-Count Disposable Parchment Paper Liners for Ninja Air Fryers
Model-specific sizing is the reason to choose these round liners: they are listed for the Ninja AF101, AF150, and AF161, rather than claiming a broad fit across basket styles. That makes them a more targeted choice than the square 360 pcs 8″ Square Air Fryer Paper Liners, which are intended for 5–8 qt baskets. Made from unbleached wood pulp with food-grade silicone oil, they are rated to 450°F and may make cleanup easier by catching food residue. The 125-sheet pack is a middle ground between BYKITCHEN’s 300-sheet supply and Ecfvtp’s 100 liners. They need food on top to stay in place, must stay away from direct flame, and are not a match for Ninja owners whose models are outside the listed set.
Pros:- Lists compatibility with three specific Ninja models
- Unbleached paper is made without bleach, fluorescent agents, or BPA
- Rated for temperatures up to 450°F
- 125 liners offer a moderate supply
Cons:- Compatibility is limited to the listed Ninja models
- Food must weigh the liner down during cooking
- Must stay away from direct flame and should not be used empty
Best for: Ninja AF101, AF150, or AF161 owners who want round, disposable liners for their compatible basket
Not ideal for: Owners of other Ninja models, rectangular dual-basket air fryers, or anyone who may use a liner without food weighing it down
- Brand:SIUDANGKA
- Material:Unbleached wood-pulp parchment with food-grade silicone oil
- Sheet count:125
- Shape:Round
- Paper size:7.9 × 1.7 in
- Heat resistance:Up to 450°F (230°C)
- Compatible models:Ninja AF101 4 qt, AF150 5.5 qt, and AF161 5.5 qt
Our verdict“Choose these if you own one of the three listed Ninja models and want a round liner with clearly stated compatibility.”
360 pcs 8″ Square Air Fryer Paper Liners Disposable Unbleached Heavy Duty
The standout here is the 360-sheet supply paired with an 8-inch square size intended for 5–8 qt baskets. That makes it a bulk-focused alternative to the BYKITCHEN Disposable Air Fryer Liners, whose smaller rectangular sheets target particular dual-basket models. These unbleached paper liners have a silicone coating intended to resist sticking and oil, and the product description also states they are BPA-free and PFAS-free. Their 428°F heat limit is lower than the 450°F rating on BYKITCHEN and several other paper options in this roundup, so buyers should follow the fryer’s cooking temperature. Square sheets can suit broad basket shapes, but capacity does not establish exact fit. Wet foods may also make the paper soggy, which weakens the case for using them with saucy or moisture-heavy dishes.
Pros:- Pack includes 360 square liners
- Unbleached paper with silicone coating is described as nonstick and oil-proof
- Product description states the material is BPA-free and PFAS-free
- Can also be used in ovens, microwaves, and steamers
Cons:- 428°F heat rating is lower than the 450°F rating on BYKITCHEN liners
- 8-inch square sheets may not fit every basket in the stated capacity range
- Paper can become soggy with wet foods
Best for: Frequent users of 5–8 qt air fryers who want a large quantity of square disposable liners
Not ideal for: Owners of smaller or unusually shaped baskets, or cooks who often prepare very wet foods or use temperatures above 428°F
- Sheet count:360
- Paper size:8 × 8 in
- Shape:Square
- Material:Unbleached paper with silicone coating
- Color:Natural
- Compatible basket size:5–8 qt
- Heat resistance:Up to 428°F
- Other uses:Oven, microwave, and steamer
Our verdict“Choose this bulk pack for frequent use in a measured 5–8 qt basket when your cooking stays within its 428°F limit.”
Ecfvtp Disposable Air Fryer Paper Liners, 100 Count
These liners come in a rectangular bowl shape sized for the Ninja DZ201 and DZ401, giving buyers of those dual-basket models a more direct fit cue than the broad capacity range on the 360 pcs 8″ Square Air Fryer Paper Liners. The food-grade parchment is described as nonstick, oil-resistant, and waterproof, with a heat rating up to 450°F. At 100 liners, the pack is smaller than BYKITCHEN’s 300-sheet option, but its listed 9.5 × 6.5 × 1.7-inch dimensions provide a specific reference for checking the basket. There is a handling tradeoff: these should not be used during preheating, and food must fully cover the liner so it does not fly toward the heating elements or burn. That limits how freely they can be used for small portions.
Pros:- Rectangular bowl shape is designed for the Ninja DZ201 and DZ401
- Nonstick and oil-resistant surface can help keep the basket cleaner
- Rated for temperatures up to 450°F
- Specified dimensions help buyers compare the liner with their basket
Cons:- Must not be used during preheating
- Food must fully cover the liner to reduce risk of it lifting or burning
- Lists compatibility with only two Ninja models
Best for: Ninja DZ201 and DZ401 owners who want a ready-shaped rectangular liner and can keep it fully covered with food
Not ideal for: Cooks who preheat with a liner in the basket, prepare small portions that leave paper exposed, or own other air fryer models
- Brand:Ecfvtp
- Material:Food-grade parchment paper
- Quantity:100 liners
- Shape:Rectangular bowl
- Dimensions:9.5 × 6.5 × 1.7 in
- Bottom dimensions:9 × 6 in
- Heat resistance:Up to 450°F (230°C)
- Compatible models:Ninja DZ201 and DZ401
Our verdict“Pick Ecfvtp for a listed Ninja dual-basket model if your portions can fully cover the liner and you can add it after preheating.”
ReLuien 8-Inch Round Disposable Air Fryer Liners, 100 Count
ReLuien’s round, 8-inch sheets suit buyers whose 5–8 qt basket has a round base and who want a closer shape match than square liners provide. The unbleached wood pulp has a silicone coating for nonstick, greaseproof cooking, and the stated heat limit is 450°F, higher than the 428°F listed for Vailnd and OLESBUR. That extra headroom may suit hotter recipes, though the liner still needs to be used according to the air fryer’s instructions. Its 100-sheet pack is smaller than OLESBUR’s 200-count supply, and its round cut is less flexible if you also want a sheet for a square basket. I’d pick it for straightforward round-basket cleanup, while buyers who value quantity or shape versatility may prefer those alternatives.
Pros:- Pre-cut 8-inch round shape avoids measuring and trimming
- Rated for temperatures up to 450°F
- Nonstick and greaseproof silicone-coated surface
- Can also be used in ovens, microwaves, and steamers
Cons:- Round shape may not suit square baskets or every air fryer model
- Single-use sheets create waste and need replenishing
- 100 sheets are fewer than the 200 in OLESBUR’s pack
Best for: Owners of 5–8 qt round-basket air fryers who want pre-cut liners rated to 450°F
Not ideal for: People with square baskets or shoppers seeking a large supply, since the round sheets may fit poorly and the pack has 100 liners
- Brand:ReLuien
- Material:Unbleached wood pulp with silicone coating
- Shape:Round
- Size:8 inches
- Quantity:100 sheets
- Heat resistance:Up to 450°F (230°C)
- Compatible capacity:5–8 qt air fryers
- Item weight:180 g
Our verdict“Choose ReLuien if your air fryer has a compatible round basket and you want a liner rated to 450°F.”
40GSM Air Fryer Paper Liners, 125pcs 8 Inch Disposable Parchment Paper for 5-8 Qt Basket Air Fryer
This 8-inch square liner is aimed at owners of larger air fryers who want a square sheet and a food-grade, silicone-coated parchment surface. The stated 450°F heat resistance matches ReLuien’s higher limit in this group and exceeds Vailnd’s 428°F rating. Its 125-sheet pack also offers more liners than ReLuien’s 100, though fewer than OLESBUR’s 200. The square shape may cover the base of a square basket more naturally than round ReLuien sheets, but the listing says it fits most 5–8 qt round baskets too; buyers should check their basket dimensions rather than rely on capacity alone. This is a practical fit for larger-basket owners, but smaller air fryers may be a poor match, and disposable paper adds recurring waste.
Pros:- 8-inch square sheets suit many larger basket-style air fryers
- Rated for temperatures up to 450°F
- Silicone-coated surface is described as nonstick and oil-proof
- 125 sheets provide more than ReLuien’s 100-count pack
Cons:- May be too large for smaller air fryers
- Single-use paper creates ongoing waste
- The square shape may not sit neatly in every round basket
Best for: Owners of 5–8 qt air fryers with square baskets who want food-grade parchment rated to 450°F
Not ideal for: People with compact baskets, since the 8-inch sheets are described for larger air fryers and may not fit
- Sheet count:125
- Paper size:8 × 8 inches
- Material:Unbleached parchment paper with silicone coating
- Paper weight:40 gsm
- Shape:Square
- Heat resistance:Up to 450°F
- Compatible capacity:Most 5–8 qt air fryers
- Food-contact claims:Food grade and BPA-free
Our verdict“Pick these if you have a larger square basket and want 450°F-rated disposable liners.”
Vailnd 8-Inch Square Disposable Air Fryer Liners, 125 Count
Vailnd’s square parchment liners are for buyers who want one disposable sheet for air-fryer cleanup and other kitchen tasks. The listing names baking, steaming, microwaving, and serving, giving them broader stated uses than Reynolds Kitchens’ liners, which are specified for air-fryer use only. Their 125-count pack matches the quantity in the 40GSM square-liner pack, but Vailnd’s temperature limit is 428°F rather than 450°F. The 8-inch bottom and slightly narrower 7.9-inch top with 1.8-inch sides create a raised liner shape that can help contain residue. That shape still needs to fit the basket, and the 5–8 qt compatibility range doesn’t cover every fryer. Buyers seeking a higher heat rating may prefer ReLuien or the 40GSM option.
Pros:- Raised sides measure 1.8 inches high to help contain residue
- Nonstick, waterproof, and oil-resistant coating
- Listed for baking, steaming, microwaving, and serving
- 125 liners per pack
Cons:- 428°F limit is lower than the 450°F ratings on ReLuien and the 40GSM liners
- Compatibility is specified for 5–8 qt appliances
- Disposable design requires replacement and creates waste
Best for: Home cooks with compatible 5–8 qt baskets who want disposable liners for air frying and other listed cooking uses
Not ideal for: People who regularly cook above 428°F or need a confirmed fit for a smaller air fryer
- Brand:Vailnd
- Quantity:125 liners
- Shape:Square
- Size:8 inches
- Bottom width:8 inches
- Top width:7.9 inches
- Height:1.8 inches
- Material:Unbleached wood pulp with food-grade silicone coating
- Temperature resistance:Up to 428°F
Our verdict“Choose Vailnd if you want raised square liners for several cooking uses and your basket fits the stated size range.”
OLESBUR Disposable Air Fryer Liners, 8-Inch, 200 Count
OLESBUR offers 200 sheets, the largest stated pack among these five, making it the supply-focused choice for households that use disposable liners often. Its 8 × 8-inch sheets have a double-sided silicone coating described as nonstick, leakproof, and greaseproof, and the listing also names ovens, microwaves, skillets, and frying pans as uses. Compared with Reynolds Kitchens’ 50 sheets, this pack means fewer restocks, though Reynolds’ 9 × 9-inch sheets are larger and fit round and square baskets. OLESBUR’s 428°F limit is also below the 450°F ratings on ReLuien and the 40GSM liners. The rectangular shape and 8-inch size may not fit every basket, so I’d check dimensions before choosing the larger supply.
Pros:- 200 sheets reduce how often frequent users need to restock
- Double-sided silicone coating is described as nonstick, leakproof, and greaseproof
- Listed for use in ovens, microwaves, skillets, and frying pans
- Unbleached and described as BPA-free and PFAS-free
Cons:- 428°F temperature limit is lower than ReLuien’s and the 40GSM liners’ 450°F ratings
- 8-inch sheets may not fit every air fryer basket
- Single-use sheets create waste and require replenishment
Best for: Frequent air-fryer users with compatible baskets who want a large stock of disposable liners
Not ideal for: Buyers with baskets that need larger sheets or who cook above the stated 428°F limit
- Brand:OLESBUR
- Material:Paper with silicone coating
- Sheet count:200
- Paper size:8 × 8 inches
- Temperature limit:428°F
- Color:Natural
- Shape:Rectangular
- Safety claims:Unbleached, BPA-free, PFAS-free
Our verdict“Choose OLESBUR if you use disposable liners often and your basket fits 8-inch sheets.”
Reynolds Kitchens Unbleached Parchment Air Fryer Liners – 50 Sheets
Reynolds Kitchens uses 9 × 9-inch sheets, making this the largest stated liner size in this group. That extra coverage may suit buyers whose round or square basket bases are too large for the 8-inch ReLuien, Vailnd, and OLESBUR options. Its 50-sheet pack is the smallest here, though, and the 400°F limit applies on the air-fry setting only—lower than every other product in this batch. The unbleached parchment is nonstick and the pre-cut format avoids trimming, but the product is specified for air fryers rather than the broader cooking uses listed for Vailnd and OLESBUR. I’d choose it for basket coverage and a familiar kitchen brand, while frequent users or higher-heat cooks may prefer another liner.
Pros:- 9 × 9-inch sheets are larger than the 8-inch options in this batch
- Pre-cut liners fit most round and square air fryer baskets
- Unbleached parchment has a nonstick surface
- Suitable for air-fry setting temperatures up to 400°F
Cons:- 50 sheets are fewer than the 100–200 liners in the other packs
- 400°F limit is lower than the other products’ stated limits
- Specified for air fryer use only, unlike Vailnd and OLESBUR’s broader listed uses
Best for: Owners of larger round or square baskets who want pre-cut 9-inch parchment sheets for air frying
Not ideal for: Frequent users seeking a large pack, cooks who need a limit above 400°F, or anyone wanting liners for other cooking methods
- Brand:Reynolds Kitchens
- Quantity:50 sheets
- Sheet size:9 × 9 inches
- Material:Unbleached parchment paper
- Nonstick:Yes
- Maximum temperature:400°F on the air-fry setting
- Fit:Most round and square air fryer baskets
- Intended use:Air fryer use
Our verdict“Pick Reynolds Kitchens if larger pre-cut coverage matters more to you than pack size or a higher temperature limit.”
How We Picked
I compared these liners on the factors that affect day-to-day use: shape and stated basket fit, material and reusability, pack size, and the practical burden of cleanup and storage. Disposable parchment can reduce washing, while silicone avoids throwing away a sheet after each use; neither approach is a fit for every cook. I also considered whether a listing gives useful details, such as an 8-inch dimension, a stated basket range, a count, or a material distinction.
The ordering favors options with a clear use case and a useful balance of fit, convenience, and supply, then gives specialized picks their place where their format or stated compatibility suits a narrower need. Large counts can make sense for frequent cooking, but they do not outweigh a poor fit or storage burden. Product names and listing details alone do not establish cooking performance, so I treat terms such as “heavy duty” as differentiators to check rather than proof of superior results.
| air fryer liner | Heat resistance | Shape |
|---|---|---|
| Boribim 2-Pack Square Silicone | Up to 464°F (240°C) | — |
| Air Fryer Liners Disposable | Up to 450°F | — |
| Baker’s Signature 8-Inch Round | — | Round |
| CTIZNE 420-Pack 8-Inch Square | Up to 428°F | Square |
| CTIZNE Disposable Air Fryer Li | Up to 428°F (220°C) | — |
| Reusable Silicone Air Fryer Li | — | Bowl |
| BYKITCHEN Disposable Air Fryer | Up to 450°F (232°C) | Rectangle |
| 125-Count Disposable Parchment | Up to 450°F (230°C) | Round |
| 360 pcs 8" Square Air Fryer Pa | Up to 428°F | Square |
| Ecfvtp Disposable Air Fryer Pa | Up to 450°F (230°C) | Rectangular bowl |
| ReLuien 8-Inch Round Disposabl | Up to 450°F (230°C) | Round |
| 40GSM Air Fryer Paper Liners | Up to 450°F | Square |
| Vailnd 8-Inch Square Disposabl | — | Square |
| OLESBUR Disposable Air Fryer L | — | Rectangular |
| Reynolds Kitchens Unbleached P | — | — |
Factors to Consider When Choosing Air Fryer Liners
Before choosing a liner, match it to the way your air fryer circulates heat and to the jobs you cook most often. A liner should make cleanup easier without becoming a substitute for checking the appliance’s instructions or keeping food securely on top of it.
Match the Liner Shape to the Basket
Measure the flat cooking area of your basket and compare it with the liner’s listed dimensions. An 8-inch square sheet may suit a broad square basket, but can bunch in a smaller basket or fail to cover the corners of a larger one. Round liners are a better starting point for round baskets, though the diameter still matters. Avoid folding a liner to force a fit, since folds can interfere with where food sits and how air moves around it. For a model-specific pack, check the exact air fryer model rather than relying on a brand name alone. A close fit with room around the edges is more useful than simply choosing the largest sheet available.
Choose Disposable Parchment or Reusable Silicone
Disposable parchment makes sense when you want to throw away the liner after cooking and avoid washing another item. Reusable silicone can reduce the stream of used sheets, but it adds a washing and drying step after meals. Think about what you cook: sticky sauces may make cleanup more noticeable, while a simple batch of fries may leave little residue either way. Silicone also takes up space between uses, whereas parchment packs need dry storage. Avoid buying reusable liners on the assumption they eliminate all basket cleanup; food residue can still reach the basket. Your usual cooking and washing routine should guide the material choice.
Treat Airflow as Part of the Fit
Liners cover part of the basket surface, so they should not block the airflow paths your fryer depends on. Follow the appliance and liner instructions about placement, temperature limits, and whether the liner needs food on it before cooking. A loose, empty sheet can shift in the moving air, so do not preheat with a liner unless the instructions specifically allow it. Perforated designs may allow more airflow through the liner, while solid sheets can catch more drips; the better choice depends on the fryer and the food. Check for openings and raised edges that could cover vents or sit above the food surface. If your manual does not permit liners, use the fryer without one.
Buy a Pack Size That Fits Your Routine
A large pack reduces how often you need to restock, but it can take up cupboard space and may be excessive for occasional use. Estimate how often you cook with a liner, then compare the sheet count with the shelf space you can spare. A smaller pack can be a sensible way to confirm fit before committing to hundreds of sheets. Reusable silicone changes the calculation: the initial pair may cover repeated meals, but you will need room to dry and store it. Do not treat a high count as value if the sheets are the wrong shape for your basket. Pick the quantity that matches both your cooking frequency and your storage.
Read Material Claims and Care Instructions
Terms such as “unbleached,” “oil-proof,” and “heavy duty” describe different attributes, so check what each listing actually specifies. A stated paper weight such as 40 GSM offers a point of comparison, but it does not by itself establish how a liner will perform in your fryer. For silicone, look for clear washing and temperature guidance from the maker. Confirm that the product is intended for air fryer use and follow its stated heat limit. If you cannot find care or heat information, choose a listing with clearer instructions. Food-contact claims and brand familiarity are useful details to check, not replacements for following the product directions.
Decide What You Need the Liner to Catch
Some cooks mainly want to catch crumbs and drips; others want a barrier for sticky or marinated foods. A solid parchment sheet can contain mess, but it also covers the basket surface, so follow the fryer’s guidance and keep the liner beneath the food. Liners do not replace cleaning: grease and residue can still reach exposed basket areas or collect around the sides. If crisping is your priority, avoid covering more area than needed and consider whether a liner suits that recipe at all. For foods that release little residue, cooking directly in a clean basket may be simpler. Choose a liner for the mess you expect, rather than assuming every meal needs one.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know whether an 8-inch liner will fit my air fryer?
Measure the usable bottom of your basket, then compare both its shape and width with the liner dimensions. An 8-inch square liner is listed for many 5–8-quart baskets, but quart capacity does not guarantee identical basket dimensions. Check whether your basket is square or round and whether the liner can sit flat without folding. If you are between sizes, a smaller test pack can prevent ending up with a large stack that does not fit. Keep the liner clear of vents and follow your appliance instructions.
Can I put an air fryer liner in while the fryer is preheating?
Do not put an empty, lightweight parchment liner in during preheating unless both the liner maker and air fryer instructions say that is allowed. Airflow can lift loose paper toward the heating element. In general, place a liner only when it can be held down by food, and follow the product’s placement directions. Silicone liners may behave differently, but their instructions and your fryer manual still apply. When guidance is unclear, preheat without a liner.
Are reusable silicone liners a better choice than parchment?
They are a better fit for cooks who want to reuse a liner and are willing to wash and dry it after meals. Parchment is more convenient when discarding a used sheet matters more than avoiding single-use waste. Silicone also occupies storage space and may need more attention after oily or sticky foods. Parchment packs vary in count and shape, so matching a sheet to your basket remains important. Choose based on your cleanup habits, not on the assumption that one material works better for every recipe.
Will liners keep food crisp in an air fryer?
A liner can catch drips and make cleanup easier, but covering the basket surface may change how air reaches food. The result depends on the fryer design, liner shape, and what you are cooking. Keep food arranged so the liner is held down and avoid covering vents or using a sheet that bunches up. If crispness matters more than catching residue for a particular recipe, cooking directly in the basket may be the better choice. Follow the appliance guidance for any liner use.
Should I buy a large liner pack before checking whether the sheets fit?
It is safer to confirm the dimensions and shape first, especially when a pack contains several hundred sheets. Basket capacity alone is a rough guide, and two fryers with the same quart rating can have different cooking surfaces. Compare the product’s stated size with your basket’s flat area, and look for model compatibility when the listing names a specific fryer. If you are uncertain, start with a smaller count or a reusable pair suited to your basket size. That avoids storing a bulk pack you cannot use comfortably.
Conclusion
For a broad starting point, I’d choose the CTIZNE 150-count square liners as best overall, provided an 8-inch square sheet suits your basket. The CTIZNE 420-pack is the best value-style choice for frequent cooks with room to store it, while Reynolds Kitchens’ 50-sheet pack is a more manageable pick for lighter use. Beginners can start with a smaller disposable pack after checking their basket dimensions; the Boribim silicone pair is a straightforward reusable option if they prefer washing over discarding. For specific needs, choose Baker’s Signature or ReLuien for a round basket, the 3–5-quart silicone pair for a smaller fryer, or the Ninja-specific pack when its compatibility matches your model. My final check would be shape, dimensions, and appliance instructions before pack size.
