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Understanding Bleed & Crop Marks
Crop Marks
Crop marks are lines placed at the corners of an image or a page. They allow the printer to cut your artwork to the
exact size, and are therefore very important to the final product.
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Staples Advantage, United Kingdom
Tameside Drive
Holford
Birmingham
B6 7AY
United Kingdom
Staples Advantage, United Kingdom
Tameside Drive
Holford
Birmingham
B6 7AY
United Kingdom
tel:
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tel:
fax:
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+44 (0)121 331 3000
+44 (0)121 332 5560
+44 (0)700 000 0000
[email protected]
staplesadvantage.co.uk
ples Advantage, United Kingdom
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Crop Marks
7AY
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+44 (0)121 331 3000
+44 (0)121 332 5560
+44 (0)700 000 0000
[email protected]
staplesadvantage.co.uk
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+44 (0)121 331 3000
+44 (0)121 332 5560
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Bleed
When any image or graphic element touches the edge of the page, it must be extended outside the crop area by
3mm. Failing to provide bleed and crop marks can result in an undesirable white border on the edge of the finished
printed item.
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