Bleed

Bleed means the extra margin of space around the design that extend past the trim line, it's usually about 1/8 inch (3mm). It is for ensure the printing pieces is cut to size and will not left any unw...

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Trim Size Demo

Trim Size

Trim size means the final size of the printed piece after all cutting and finishing is done, such as if you're designing a flyer that will be 8.5" x 11", then that is your trim size.

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Signature

What does signature mean in book printing? In book printing, a signature is a group of pages printed together on a large sheet of paper, then folded, trimmed, and bound to use as a section of the b...

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Proof is a sample to ensure the accuracy of final version

Proof

A proof refers to a sample version of a printed project created before the final print run, which allows authors, designers, or clients to review how the book is going to look like, and checking for i...

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A Folio

Folio

What does folio mean in the world of book printing? In book printing, a folio refers to the page number printed on each page of the book, it usually located at the top or bottom margin. Folio F...

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A Landscape Oriented Book

Landscape

In book printing, the term landscape refers to the orientation of a page or book, where the width is longer than the height, which it can apply to any printing content that can benefits from wide-form...

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Comparison of Landscape and Portrait in Book Printing

Portrait

In book printing, the portrait refers to the vertical orientation of a page or book, where the height is longer than the width. Portrait FAQ Q1: How is portrait format different from landscape f...

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Comparison of justified and left aligned text

Justification

Justification means aligning text to ensure both the left and right sides of a paragraph are straight and even, which makes the page look neat and formal. Justification FAQ Q1: What is text just...

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Visual effect of different DPIs

DPI

DPI refers to a measurement of how many tiny dots of ink a printer can place in one inch of paper, the higher DPI is, the sharper and more detailed the printed image appears. For example, 300 DPI is t...

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Sample of watermark

Watermark

A watermark is a light mark or pattern that’s built into paper when it’s made, which normally it's only clear in visual when you hold the paper up to the light. Watermarks are used to show the pap...

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