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Business Card Bleed Calculator

Free print bleed calculator for business cards and flyers.

Business Card Bleed Calculator
Trim size (final card)
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Document size (with bleed)
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Safe area (keep text inside)
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Bleed area Trim Safe area
How to use this tool
1

Pick a size

Choose a standard card preset or enter custom width and height.

2

Set bleed

3 mm (0.125 in) is the print standard — adjust if your printer asks.

3

Copy the specs

Send the trim, document and safe-area sizes straight to your printer.

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Frequently asked questions

What is bleed in printing?

Bleed is extra artwork extending past the trim edge — usually 3 mm or 0.125 in on each side. Printers cut through it so your colors run right to the paper's edge with no white slivers.

What is the safe margin?

The zone inside the trim line where text and logos must stay so nothing gets cut off. A 3 mm safe margin is standard for business cards.

Do all printers want the same bleed?

Almost all want 3 mm (0.125 in). Some large-format printers ask for more — when in doubt, ask your printer before exporting.

Should I design at trim or document size?

Design at document size (trim + bleed) so backgrounds extend into the bleed, but keep all important content inside the safe area.

Is anything I enter uploaded?

No. All calculations run in your browser. Nothing leaves your device.

About Business Card Bleed Calculator

The business card bleed calculator helps you free print bleed calculator for business cards and flyers. It is intended for people checking everyday measurements and calculations. Start with the input and settings shown in the tool above. Review the result before saving or reusing it, especially when converting between formats that support different features. Keep your original so you can compare the output or try another setting.

How to use Business Card Bleed Calculator

  1. Pick a size — Choose a standard card preset or enter custom width and height.
  2. Set bleed — 3 mm (0.125 in) is the print standard — adjust if your printer asks.
  3. Copy the specs — Send the trim, document and safe-area sizes straight to your printer.

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