How Much Bleed Should a Print File Have?
Most commercial print files need 3 mm or 0.125 inch of bleed on every side where artwork reaches the edge. Here is how to set it up, protect important content and export the finished PDF.
Most commercial print files need 3 mm or 0.125 inch of bleed on every side where artwork reaches the edge. Here is how to set it up, protect important content and export the finished PDF.
Learn the practical difference between DPI and PPI, calculate image resolution at final print size and spot artwork problems before production.
PDF is usually the safer format for finished commercial-print layouts, but a suitable JPG can work for some image-led jobs. This guide explains what to send and what to check first.