Free comic canvas utility

Calculate a print-ready comic canvas in pixels

Calculate trim, bleed, safe-area, and full-canvas pixels for US comics, graphic novels, manga, or a custom page size, with art-mode DPI guidance.

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Exact output

Your production canvas

Full canvas

2064 × 3151 px

Trim

1988 × 3075 px

Safe area

1838 × 2925 px

Per-edge insets

38px bleed · 75px safe

SAFE AREA
1838 × 2925px

Bleed → trim → safe area. Diagram is proportional guidance, not a printer template.

Approximate uncompressed working memory: 26.0 MB. Layered files can be much larger.

Exact local calculations, editable presets, and a reusable JSON canvas preset. Confirm final production rules with your printer or publishing platform.

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Start the comic at the correct production size

Carry the canvas plan into LlamaGen to create consistent characters, pages, and complete sequential stories.

Complete dimensions

Get trim, bleed canvas, safe area, and each inset in physical units and pixels.

Art-mode guidance

Switch between color, grayscale, and monochrome line-art production starting points.

Reusable preset

Copy the result or download a small JSON preset without uploading artwork.

Comic Page Size Calculator FAQ

Production answers without the guesswork

What canvas size should I use for a comic page?+

Use the printer's final trim size plus bleed on every required edge, converted at the chosen production DPI. This calculator shows all three boundaries separately.

Should line art use a higher DPI than color?+

Monochrome line art often benefits from a higher working DPI than continuous-tone color, but the correct setting depends on the printer and production workflow.

Does this replace my printer's template?+

No. It is a planning tool. Verify the current trim, bleed, safe area, and export profile supplied by your printer.