Set your bleed settings to zero and make sure you have all printers marks turned off. The easiest way to do this is to choose the [High Quality Print] Preset in the PDF dialog box as a starting point. For most outputs that are not going to be commercially printed this preset should suffice anyway.

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: InDesign: how to exclude bleed area altogether when exporting to PDF When exporting to PDF, I wish to eliminate entirely the bleed area. Is it possible to do so in inDesign?

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