Fullsheet

Fullsheet is a term used across several domains to describe content or material that occupies the entire available sheet or canvas. Because it is not tied to a single topic, its meaning depends on the context. In many cases it is used as a descriptor rather than a formal title.

In printing and publishing, the related concept is edge-to-edge content. Full-sheet or full-bleed layouts place imagery or text so that it runs to the edge of the sheet after trimming; this requires printers to include bleed margins and to trim precisely. The result is a piece with minimal or no visible margins.

In digital design and document workflows, a full-sheet layout may refer to a page or canvas that uses the entire display area or export surface. This can apply to posters, displays, or wallpapers, and can influence how margins are handled on export.

As a proper noun, Fullsheet may appear as a brand name or product, but there is no widely recognized entity by that name as of now. If encountered, disambiguation should be used to distinguish between potential brands, software features, or design concepts.

See also: Bleed, Margin, Full-bleed printing, Page layout.