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BleedMark: Bleed & Crop PDF

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Yoshifumi Sato

iPhone iPadFree
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Free
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2
Listed
Nov 15, 2026

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About BleedMark: Bleed & Crop PDF

BleedMark turns a finished design image into a print-ready PDF, no print studio required.

Import a finished design from Photos or Files, choose a trim size, US Letter, A4, business card, postcard, or a custom size in inches or millimeters, and set your bleed amount.

BleedMark automatically extends your artwork into the bleed area by mirroring the edge pixels outward, so there is no gap between your design and the trim line. It then builds a proper print PDF with correctly defined trim box and bleed box, corner registration marks, an optional safe area guide, and an optional color bar.

Made for anyone who finishes artwork in Canva, Procreate, Affinity, or Pages and needs a file a print shop or online printer will accept without back and forth: independent designers, small business owners preparing packaging or business cards, and self-publishers preparing covers.

Keep multiple projects saved so you can revisit and re-export a design any time your print size or bleed requirements change.

BleedMark works completely offline. Your artwork is never uploaded anywhere.

PRICING
BleedMark is free to download, and every tool is open for a 14-day free trial: import, bleed, crop marks, and PDF export with nothing held back. When the trial ends, a single one-time purchase unlocks BleedMark for good. There is no subscription and nothing renews. Projects you set up during the trial stay saved on your device either way.

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