02 30 Formatting in Microsoft Word with Bleed Bleed cannot be set directly in Word, but you can create this effect by enlarging the page by 3 mm on all sides. It is important to compensate for this expansion in the white margins, because the bleed is not part of the content layout. Make sure that any content that needs to extend to the edge of the page, such as images or graphics, is placed close to the edge of the page or enlarged to reach this edge. Please note that these will be cut off 3 mm after printing. Therefore, do not place important text or elements too close to the edge of the page to avoid loss of content. Here are some examples per format to make a file with bleed: Format 17 x 24 cm with bleed Set the page size to 17 x 24 cm (Standard B5 size in Word). White margins Top 2,5 cm Bottom 2,5 cm Inside 2,3 cm Outisde 2,3 cm Set “From Edge” to: Header and footer 1,75 cm. Format A4 with bleed Set the page size to 21 x 29,7 cm. White margins Top 2,5 cm Bottom 2,5 cm Inside 2,5 cm Outisde 2,5 cm Set “From Edge” to: Header and footer 1,75 cm. Format A5 with bleed Set the page size to 15,4 x 21,6 cm. White margins Top 2 cm Bottom 2 cm Inside 2 cm Outisde 2 cm Set “From Edge” to: Header and footer 1,75 cm. Format 16 x 24 cm with bleed Set the page size to 16,6 x 24,6 cm. White margins Top 2 cm Bottom 2 cm Inside 2 cm Outisde 2 cm Set “From Edge” to: Header and footer 1,75 cm.
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