randlos

Randlos is a German adjective meaning borderless, without margins or borders. It is formed from Rand, meaning edge or border, and los, meaning without. The term is used in literal descriptions of objects as well as in figurative language to denote something unrestricted or without boundaries.

In publishing and printing, randlos describes edge-to-edge printing or design, where content extends to the edge of the page or sheet. In photography and display contexts, it can refer to images or frames without visible borders.

In digital media and web design, randlos describes layouts that span the full width of the viewport. It may also be used metaphorically to describe actions, ideas, or policies that are unrestricted.

The term is primarily used in German-language contexts and appears in design guidelines, catalogs, and technical descriptions. It is typically an ordinary adjective rather than a proper noun. Related terms include Rand (edge), borderless, and edge-to-edge.