Want a perfect print job? Whether you design it yourself or have us do it for you, a properly executed print job is all in the details. Follow the eight handy tips below to make your next project really pop:
1. Make it Bleed
The next time you pick up a magazine or brochure, take a look at any photographs or color on the page. If it extends all the way to the edge, that’s called “bleed”. In order to make your document bleed, the bleed settings must be turned on. Typically, a document that bleeds will be set up with an extra 1/8-inch margin all around. For example, a standard 8.5x11 document that needs a bleed would be set up as 8.75x11.25 (adding an extra 1/8-inch top and bottom and to both sides).
2. Make Your Marks
When it comes time to send in your file, be sure to set the document to include “crop” marks, which are also called “printers marks”. This ensures that our bindery staff will know exactly where the document is supposed to be trimmed and/or folded.
3. Think CMYK
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