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How to Print with Bleed Marks
For a better understanding of how bleed marks work in printing, explore the following guide and print a PDF with PDFelement.
Bleed marks guarantee that the printed content extends beyond the trim area while preventing white edges when cutting. With PDFelement, you can access the bleed marks option and set the appropriate page range. In addition, it allows users to choose the print mode according to the size, poster, multiple, and booklet. Adhere to the guide and ensure that the trimmed document has no unwanted white margins:
How To Print With Bleed Marks
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Launch the updated version of PDFelement and press the “Open PDF” button from the main interface to add your PDF.
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Once PDF is added, press the “Print” icon from the top toolkit and tick mark “Bleed Marks” option from the “Print” window. Afterward, extend the menu for “Page Range” and choose the “All Pages” option from the list. Finally, navigate to the “Print” button at the bottom of the window.
Choose "bleed mark" Option to Print