Page Bleed and Double Page Spreads for books in CANVA

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It’s important to note that these settings are the ones that I use and prefer, and they might not suit you. The first two-page image you downloaded and stored in this video is 8.5” high by 17” wide. Which is two full pages wide.

The actual book size is 8.5” wide by 8.5” high. Or, when we set the bleed, the pages in the book are 8.625” wide by 8.750” high. I also use these exact bleed sizes for children’s books that don’t require double-page spreads. For example, adding .125 to the page width and .250 to the page height.

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