
What Is Bleed in Printing? A Simple File Guide
What is bleed in printing? Learn the standard 0.125-inch setup, why it prevents white edges, and how to send your files to press correctly the first time.
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What is bleed in printing? Learn the standard 0.125-inch setup, why it prevents white edges, and how to send your files to press correctly the first time.
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Learn what is offset printing services, how it works, when it beats digital printing, and why businesses choose it for sharp, consistent results.
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Learn what digital printing services are, how they work, where they fit best, and why businesses choose them for fast, flexible print projects.
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We prefer 1/8″ (0.125″) bleeds added to your file. Example: If you are ordering 4″x6″ postcards your print ready file should be 4.25″x6.25″. This adds 0.125″ around the outside of your files cutting line on all sides. Additional Layout Notes: 1) Keep all critical design elements and text inside the safe area 2) Do not
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