Where can you set the document bleed in Adobe Illustrator?

Setting the document bleed in Adobe Illustrator is accomplished through the New Document dialog box and the print settings. When creating a new document, the New Document dialog box provides you with various options, including the ability to specify bleed settings. Bleeds ensure that colors, images, and design elements extend beyond the actual size of the page, preventing any accidental white edges when the document is trimmed after printing.

Additionally, when you access the print settings for an existing document, you can also modify bleed settings. This flexibility allows you to tailor the bleed dimensions to suit the specific needs of your project, ensuring that your artwork maintains its intended aesthetics once printed.

The other options, such as the layers panel, setup menu, and view menu, do not provide direct access to bleed settings in Illustrator, which makes the New Document dialog box and print settings the correct places for this adjustment.