What does the red line on my proof mean?

Emma Davis
Emma Davis Content Strategist at 4OVER4.COM
May 8, 2025

Typically a red line is used to indicate where edges, fold lines, or other bindery will be on the printed pieces. Click here for more information about proofs.

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