Design bleeding is a very important criterion in the printing of enterprise brochures, which can avoid the problem of missing content in the process of cutting. Here are some key takeaways about the bleeding design specification in the printing of corporate brochures.

First, we need to understand what design bleeding is. Design bleeding means that a certain area is reserved on the edge of the printed product, and the edge of the image is 3 mm above the finished product line to ensure that no abnormal white line area occurs on the edge of the image during the cutting process. Typically, the design bleed size is 3 mm to 5 mm of the finished product size. For example, if your finished product size is 210mm x 285mm, bleeding should be set to 216mm x 291mm.

Second, design bleeding in various sizes. In the standard A4 size (210mm x 297mm ), the design bleed should be set to 216mm x 301mm. For some large brochures, such as A3 ( 420mm x 297mm ), Design Bleeding should be set to 426mm x 201mm.

Then, what we need to consider is how to determine the location of the design bleed. In general, design bleeds should be located 3 mm to 5 mm on each of the four sides of the finished product. For example, for an A4 size album, the bleeding should be on the upper, lower, and left and right edges respectively.

Finally, what we need to understand is how to deal with what is within the design bleeding area. During design, the content in the bleeding area should be covered or avoided filling the entire bleeding area to ensure that the content does not shift or be cropped during printing and cutting.

To sum up, the bleeding design specification in enterprise brochure printing is very important to ensure the completeness and aesthetics of the finished product.

The size and location of the bleeding should be properly addressed in the design to ensure that the final corporate communicationalbum printingof quality and user experience.

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