KDP paperback - Bleed or No Bleed (for most 130 page books?)
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Just follow the instructions that Amazon gives you in the dashboard.
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Bleed only applies if you have print running all the way to the trim edge. It's not really something someone can recommend or not recommend, it depends on your book.
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Are you printing photos or not?
Bleed means printing all the way to the edge of the page
No bleed means a guaranteed margin on all sides
If you're printing photos that you want to cover the whole page, you need bleed. I use this for full page cookbook photos. The lack of whitespace gives cookbooks and picture books a more professional look.
If your book is text-only, you don't need any bleed. If your text has photos, bleed is a good idea.
Bleed means printing all the way to the edge of the page
No bleed means a guaranteed margin on all sides
If you're printing photos that you want to cover the whole page, you need bleed. I use this for full page cookbook photos. The lack of whitespace gives cookbooks and picture books a more professional look.
If your book is text-only, you don't need any bleed. If your text has photos, bleed is a good idea.
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