Learn how to create crop marks for your artwork in Adobe Illustrator. Crop Marks are guide that show you where to cut your artwork after printing to ensure you get the correct document size.
Alternatively, you could save the document format as a PDF. After the dialog box opens, go to - Marks and Bleeds - Marks - Turn on trim marks. Under Bleeds - Check, Use Document Bleeds.
You can also go to Object > Create Trim Marks.. this will allow you to delete the object aftewards instead of choosing no fill. Because if you accidentally move that object, the trim marks will follow. You can lock the object but eliminating it altogether might just be easier so you don't have to manage that extra layer. Just my 2 cents - thanks for the video regardless! :)
Hi! I have a question, when saving the file as TIFF, the crop marks don't appear in the bleed, I see them on illustrator, but they don't show in the image when i open it, so how are the printers gonna cut if they don't show?
Alternatively, you could save the document format as a PDF. After the dialog box opens, go to - Marks and Bleeds - Marks - Turn on trim marks. Under Bleeds - Check, Use Document Bleeds.
The No-Fill suggestion for creating crop marks was a huge help - Thank you!!
Sooooo helpful! I couldn't figure out how to get crop marks on the actual object - not the bleeds, and you showed me how. Thank you!!
Excellent. Very easy to follow. Clear. Thanks for posting this!
thank you!! very straight forward and clear information....LOVE IT!!
to the point and concise, thank you and great video
You can also go to Object > Create Trim Marks.. this will allow you to delete the object aftewards instead of choosing no fill. Because if you accidentally move that object, the trim marks will follow. You can lock the object but eliminating it altogether might just be easier so you don't have to manage that extra layer. Just my 2 cents - thanks for the video regardless! :)
Thanks for sharing this :) very informative
Thank you, Im making a flyer and this was a requirement from the printing company.
Awesome, glad it helped!
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Hi! I have a question, when saving the file as TIFF, the crop marks don't appear in the bleed, I see them on illustrator, but they don't show in the image when i open it, so how are the printers gonna cut if they don't show?
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How do I get rid of them?
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