The bleeding in CorelDRAW is mainly for more accurate cutting after printing. Bleeding refers to the part beyond the size of the finished product, generally more than 3mm around the paper. The function of bleeding line is to prevent the whole base map or color block from being cut and leaving tangent lines. If there is no bleeding line, unless the cutting is very accurate, it is easy to leave white edges, which will affect the quality and beauty of printed matter. Interested friends can learn about some printing and binding processes. Now let's see how to set the bleeding line in CorelDRAW X7.

CorelDRAW x7 illustrates two methods of setting 3mm bleeding line. For example, the specific operations of method 1 and method 2 are as follows.

Method 1:

Step 1: Open CorelDRAW X7 software, and the new file size is 2 10*285mm.

Step 2 After creating a new page, double-click the gray projection part of the page, and the page size option will appear. Enter 3.0 and check "Show bleeding area".

After step 3 is set, you can see the newly added bleeding line.

Method 2:

When creating a new file in the first step, increase the width of 6mm and the height of 6mm on the original basis.

Step 2: Check the auxiliary line and ruler options at the bottom of the view, fill in the corresponding values in the floating panel on the right: vertical: 3,213 horizontal: 3,288, then select the Add button below and confirm.

After completing the setup in step 3, you can see the bleeding line.