Dummy proof
See bleed, trim, safe-area guides, crop marks, and a preflight report before paying.
- Sample business-card proof
- Preflight report
- No account required

Trim Proof pairs AI-assisted creative direction with deterministic prepress: CMYK output, bleed, crop marks, embedded vector fonts, 300 DPI checks, and a preflight gate before download.
Describe the piece: business card, flyer, postcard, or letterhead.
Use AI for imagery and decorative art, never final text.
Typeset text as embedded vector fonts and build exact bleed geometry.
Run PDF/X, CMYK, font, DPI, and box checks before delivery.
Trim Proof is usable before checkout, then paid advanced export is handled by Stripe. Small teams can buy one export credit for a single job or use the monthly plan when print-ready files are part of the weekly workflow.
See bleed, trim, safe-area guides, crop marks, and a preflight report before paying.
Unlock one advanced PDF/X export when a specific job needs a printer-ready file.
Use advanced mode for repeat print work without buying one credit at a time.
DataForSEO research showed demand around AI flyer generation, AI business cards, CMYK PDF conversion, PDF/X-1a, print-ready PDFs, and business cards with bleed. The product and content architecture target those jobs directly.
A print-ready PDF has the correct final size, bleed, crop marks, embedded fonts, high-resolution images, and a printer-safe color workflow. Trim Proof creates and checks those properties before a file is delivered.
Image models can create useful creative assets, but they do not reliably create vector text, CMYK output, trim boxes, bleed boxes, ICC profiles, or PDF/X conformance. Trim Proof keeps AI in the creative stage and uses deterministic prepress tooling for the final file.
Dummy proof mode gives visitors a fast sample business-card proof so they can see the bleed, trim, safe area, crop marks, and preflight report without setting up a full production job.
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