RindrawComic book page size in pixels
Draw a US comic page at 2063 × 3150 pixels: 6.875 × 10.5 inches at 300 dpi, which is the page plus an eighth of an inch of bleed on each side.
Checked October 29, 2026.
- Bleed
- Trim, the cut page
- Safe area
| Trim (the cut page) | 6.625 × 10.25 in, 1988 × 3075 px |
|---|---|
| With bleed | 6.875 × 10.5 in, 2063 × 3150 px |
| Safe area | 6.375 × 10 in, 1913 × 3000 px |
| Resolution | 300 dpi |
Trim, bleed and the safe area
Three boxes, one inside the other:
- Bleed, the whole file: art that should touch the page's edge runs out to here, 0.125 in past the cut.
- Trim, where the page is cut: 6.625 × 10.25 inches. The cut can wander a little, which is why the bleed's there.
- Safe area, another 0.125 in inside the trim: keep words, faces and anything that mustn't be cut in here.
Some printers use a smaller bleed or a deeper safe margin; check their template before you start a whole issue.
A whole issue
Put the pages side by side on one canvas, each in a frame, and export them as a PDF, a page per frame.
Setting it up in Rindraw
Choose New Drawing › Custom Canvas, set the unit to inches, and enter 6.875 × 10.5 at 300 dpi. Save it as a preset, and every page of the book starts the same.
Export as PDF for the printer, a page per frame, or as TIFF or PNG a page at a time.
Questions
What size is a comic book page in pixels?
2063 × 3150 at 300 dpi with bleed, or 1988 × 3075 trimmed. The trim is 6.625 × 10.25 inches; bleed adds 0.125 in on each side.
What resolution should comic pages be?
300 dpi for color. Some printers ask 600 dpi for black-and-white line art: that page is 4125 × 6300 pixels with bleed.
Sources
- PrintNinja, Make a Modern Comic Book: the US comic trim of 6.625 × 10.25 inches and an eighth of an inch of bleed.
Other sizes
- WEBTOON canvas800 × 1280
- A51748 × 2480
- US Letter2550 × 3300
- Every sizePrint, comics and online, in one table
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