Should I add bleed first?

If your design needs bleed, run Add Bleed on it first, then Add Crop Marks on the result — the marks will land exactly at the original trim line either way, but a print shop generally wants both.

Will the marks cover part of my design?

No — the page is enlarged to make room for them, so the marks sit outside your original content, not on top of it.

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Add Crop Marks

Adds the standard corner trim marks print shops look for, enlarging the page to make room for them. Pairs directly with Add . Processed entirely in your browser — your files are never uploaded.

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Space around the page

How much room to add around your page for the marks to sit in.

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FAQ

Should I add bleed first?: If your design needs , run Add Bleed on it first, then Add on the result — the marks will land exactly at the original either way, but a print shop generally wants both.
Will the marks cover part of my design?: No — the page is enlarged to make room for them, so the marks sit outside your original content, not on top of it.

Add Crop Marks

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