How to Add Bleed in Photoshop

[@PixelAndBracketPhotoshop]

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[@SchnauzerFaceMinis]

This is a cool workflow to mentally file away for the future. But I’m trying to think of a practical scenario where this would be preferable to exporting and opening in InDesign (or even just creating the project in InDesign from the start)? I suppose if you’re creating a bunch of different business cards then this could be faster than saving and bringing each individual file into ID, but I would probably just create a template in ID rather than PS. Do you use this workflow frequently for any specific tasks? Thank you for the video! I had no idea you could add crop marks in PS so that’s a cool new trick!

[@PixelAndBracketPhotoshop]

I never use this workflow but some people only have Photoshop and that’s when it could be used.
I would do InDesign as well

[@BrawlArena]

Yo! Good day. Can I create a project in ID with the bleed settings and then do the art in Photoshop? Would that work?

[@stevenielsen3560]

Nice video!

[@MattLaban-hp9vp]

Thanks for the info my client is getting a request form the printer for me to add the bleed mark on to the artwork ...but I thought the printer people add the crop mark onto the design because they are receiving the artwork 🤨??

[@subha_ssk6084]

Thanks u so much❤

[@mooripo]

thanks