By designating a bleed area and trimming to size, you get a finished document that has artwork extended all the way to the edge with no white space.įor example, say you want your label to have a completely green background.
The bleeds eliminate issues that printers have of not printing exactly to the edge of the paper.
After printing occurs, the bleed is trimmed off, creating finished artwork that stops at this cut edge. We'd love to hear from you! Design Tip #5: What are bleeds, and how do I add bleeds in Illustrator?Ī bleed in illustrator is a small area around the edge of your artwork that extends beyond the “finished” cut edge of your document.
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