Few applications generate this area (Adobe Illustrator does) and it is rarely used or even restricted (PDF/X for example). The artbox is very rarely used, it normally corresponds to the area surrounding objects within a page (without the “white” and is therefore smaller than the trimbox). Combine PDF files to share information in a single file when you try Adobe Acrobat online services.
It usually corresponds either to the trimbox (to display the finished format) or to the mediabox (to display everything). Voted Best Answer Both PitStop Pro 12 update 3 (released last October) and The newly released PitStop Pro 13 Support Acrobat DC, even on 64 bit By andrew bailes collins Enfocus has not yet provided an Acrobat DC compatible plug-in. The cropbox is the part of the document you see when you open your file. For your file to be properly created (and this will be one of the mandatory criteria for the file to comply with the PDF/X standard), your trimbox must be contained in your bleedbox, which must itself be contained in the mediabox.
The trimbox corresponds to your finished format and the bleedbox corresponds to the area that contains the objects that will be printed in excess of the finished format (and therefore being deleted during processing) – this area is very important, it allows a perfect printing finishing. The mediabox is the largest box and (normally) contains all the objects of your document. They may or may not be present in your PDF file, depending on the software and method you used to create your PDF.
These different boxes are used to precisely define the content of your PDF file.
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