Indesign Crop Marks always 12 mm

[defaultbp54urts306h]

Hello everyone...!

I'm trying to export PDF file with crop marks 1mm, but it shows 12mm in exported file.

I cant' affect an output by changing setting in export menu. Can anyone help and explain 

why this happens and how can I change it...?

Thanks...!

[BobLevine]

Can you be a bit more specific? I'm not sure what you're talking about.

BTW, a lot of printers don't even want them. The crop / bleed info is included in the exported PDF and they prefer to create their own.

[defaultbp54urts306h]

As you can see, I'm trying to set a 1mm Crop Mark, but in exported PDF file, it is 12 mm...

[BobLevine]

Offset is the distance from the art. Your screenshot looks fine.

[defaultbp54urts306h]

I have to deliver PDF with dimensions on Image 1.

But when I'm exporting file, it adds some parameters, which I can't reduce 

to the prefered size. See Image 2

[BobLevine]

I would pick up the phone and get all of this clarified because I believe you are overthinking this. 

[jmlevy]

I have to deliver PDF with dimensions on Image 1

I think you misunderstand this image. It explains that your InDesign document must measure 172 mm x 55 mm with a bleed of 1 mm. That's all.

[rob day]

Hi @defaultbp54urts306h , The Offset is the distance the Crop marks are offset from the page trim:

[rob day]

Also, in your first capture you’ve exported the bleed area, but your black fill is aligned to the page trim and is not included in the bleed area:

[Mike Witherell]

Oh, that is a rare question!

https://creativepro.com/downloads/mrk.pdf

Also, there is a script called: "CropMarks.jsx" that can be customized.