Can I remove white borders from my business card design?

Yes. Thin white borders after cutting almost always mean the background color or image did not reach the edge of the card. The fix is to extend your background into the bleed so there is no gap once the piece is trimmed.

• Push your background color or image all the way past the trim line into the bleed area.
• Add 0.125 inch of bleed on every side so cutting never exposes white paper.
• Keep important text and logos inside the safe margin, away from the trim edge.
• Starting from a print template makes it easy to build within the correct dimensions and bleed.