Dear, in fact, your problem is not difficult to solve ~ ~ ~ For example, if you want an A4-sized photo album, then create a new 426*303 page in coreldRAW, which is the state where the photo album is spread out. This size contains bleeding, and the length and width are increased by 6mm to prevent white edges from appearing in the finished product. Be sure to tell the printing factory the size of your photo album and the bleeding of your typesetting documents before printing.

Every two pages of pictures are connected together. When typesetting, just put the pictures in and let them cross. As long as your picture is on the current page, you don't have to worry about not being on the same page when binding. Dear, this question is because your new page is a single page, right? Double pages won't be so worried anymore ~ ~ If parents want the picture to fill the margin, they will arrange the edge of the picture outside the bleeding line.

The binding method depends on the number of pages in your album ~

I wish you good luck!