A print-ready PDF generator should create the correct trim size, bleed, crop marks, embedded fonts, CMYK output, and preflight report. Trim Proof is built to generate creative assets separately from the deterministic prepress step that makes the final file printable.
A PDF is print-ready when the printer can impose and produce it without guessing. The file should have correct trim and bleed boxes, embedded fonts, printer-safe color handling, high-resolution raster assets, and visible crop marks when requested.
AI image models are useful for creative direction and artwork, but they do not reliably control PDF boxes, ICC profiles, CMYK output, or vector typography. Trim Proof keeps those final properties in deterministic code.
No. Deliverable text is typeset as real embedded vector fonts in the deterministic composition layer.
Yes. Dummy proof mode creates a sample proof and preflight report before you configure a paid export.