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CD Cover Maker

17 years ago

Wondering if there is such a thing as a free CD Cover maker that someone here uses......

I see there are different ones to download, but not sure which ones are good ones...

Maybe I have to pay for a decent one.....and if I did ...which one should I get?

Any advice ?

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bob414
17 years ago
This link will get you to a free download of a limited version of Click' N Design. The full version is better but I get by very well with this one from Avery. It can be used on any labels, not limited to Avery.
iowagirl2006
17 years ago
Are you talking about the jewel case inserts?

I have a couple different programs that came free with CD labels. One is Memorex, the other is CD Stomper. They both do labels, jewel case inserts, DVD Case inserts, spine labels, etc.

They work pretty good.

I usually use my Roxio program - it is what I burn my CD/DVD's with. It also has a label creator. It will make the CD case inserts also.

I usually use my own graphics or pictures on the cases/labels.
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camp56
17 years ago
I use Microsoft Word to do mine. There is a template for CDs in labels. You can insert photos and text and print it on regular paper and trim to fit your CDs or buy a box of the blank Avery CD labels.
daylilydayzed
17 years ago
I use the AShampoo Burning Studio 8. If you visit the Ashampoo site you can download a free program of the Burning Studio 6. I have no interest in the site other than a satisfied user of their products.

Here is a link that might be useful: Ashampoo website
urlee
17 years ago
I use what came with Nero, the burning program that I use for burning. (Nero Cover Designer)

You take your pick what jacket size for what size case etc.
LOVE it!
stargazzer
17 years ago
i use roxio like iowagirl. i do pictures and music with it. love that roxio. for xmas music i use a photo of my snow covered home.
msjean
Original Author
17 years ago
Thank you for all the good suggestions...now to choose one.....LOL...
bpgreen
17 years ago
I've got Roxio and didn't realize it had label software in it. I usually use exPpressit SE (apparently now called exPressit litelabel) that came with a labeling kit I bought but is also available for free download. It's also the in a package of labels from Memorex.

They've got a more advanced version that you can buy if you want to spend money. They also have free templates you can download.

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