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	DiscLabel: Create Great CD/DVD Labels & Packaging Normally: $32.95 ZOT Price: $19.95
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DiscLabel makes it easy to design great-looking labels and packaging for your CDs and DVDs. You can start with a template, or create a custom design from scratch. Printing your designs is simple–DiscLabel supports most labels and case inserts, as well as direct-to-CD printers and LightScribe Direct Disc Labeling. New! DiscLabel 4.2, with over 40 new visual effects that you can apply and edit. “Go ahead, let your Sharpie dry out. DiscLabel is a great way to put the finishing touch on your homemade CDs and DVDs.” Mac|Life, March 2007 Just burned a CD in iTunes? DiscLabel can easily import your iTunes track information into your design–design and print your label while the CD is burning! Got a great photo you want to use for the jewel case insert? Browse your iPhoto library, and DiscLabel places the chosen image from iPhoto into your jewel case insert design. Got a LightScribe drive? DiscLabel is the best Mac LightScribe solution! - Macworld CreativePro Expo Best of Show - Macworld Editor’s Choice (Eddy) Award “Thank you for such a wonderful product. I just did a CD project of over nearly 120 CDs with front and back jewel case inserts. DiscLabel was amazing. The feature I appreciated most, besides the new 4.0 layout (WOW!), was that as I tried different media to see which would print the nicest, it was as easy as switching media in the program and DiscLabel did the placement on the page for me. SO NICE!” - Dwaine Stroud, Columbia, SC “I’d recommend people to buy DiscLabel just because of your no-nonsense support. It’s appreciated.” - John Milne, Colchester, England DiscLabel features: - Start with a pre-designed template, or make your own - Import track lists from iTunes, iPhoto, iDVD, Finder, and Toast - Import images from iTunes, iPhoto, and Finder and create montages - Multiple layers, drawing tools and gradients for creating custom designs - Print to most label and paper types - Use with direct-to-CD printers and printable CDs / DVDs - Use with LightScribe Direct Disc Labeling - Purchase high-quality labels & supplies directly from the disclabel Store - Download additional templates via the Internet - Include (and edit!) multi-line text laid out in a circle - Automate label creation with AppleScript - Available in English, Japanese, German, Italian, and French For more information, visit www.smileonmymac.com.

No Responses to “DiscLabel”

1. harringg Says:
   May 15th, 2007 at 3:50 am

   I’m looking at printing a sheet of CD cores and the vendor I buy my labels from is listed under the media selection, but the labels I’m using aren’t listed (and I selected update list). Does Disclabel support creating custom label layouts? Otherwise, how do I add a label from my vendor?

   Onlinelablels.com, OL9990

2. Britonius Says:
   May 15th, 2007 at 5:01 am

   I was looking at Discus, does anyone know how they compare?

3. Greg (SmileOnMyMac) Says:
   May 15th, 2007 at 7:41 am

   We’re following up with harringg (see above post) on his specific label request. Here’s more info on how to tell us about new label types and/or to add your own:

   http://www.smileonmymac.com/DiscLabel/dlladd.html

   Greg
   support@disclabel.com
   SmileOnMyMac Support

4. Jean (SmileOnMyMac) Says:
   May 15th, 2007 at 8:03 am

   Britonius: Check out the comparison chart at
   http://www.smileonmymac.com/DiscLabel/compare.html

   There are a number of great features that are only available in DiscLabel. Discus is $45 (plus shipping) — today only DiscLabel is $19.95. :-)

5. Ken Says:
   May 15th, 2007 at 8:39 am

   I’ve used several disc labeling apps (including Discus) and in my opinion DiscLabel is by far the best one out there. This is a steal at $20.

6. SafroniaB Says:
   May 15th, 2007 at 10:05 am

   Rock on with the birthday zot!
   i just spent about two minutes freaking out, thinking “i didn’t zot today! i was only thinking about zotting today! i wasn’t sure i was going to zot today! what the hell happened?”
   i had COMPLETELY forgotten about the birthday zot! now i don’t have to debate buying this. what a cool birthday surprise: software i actually kinda wanted. thanks, maczot. :)

7. harringg Says:
   May 15th, 2007 at 3:27 pm

   Custom labels seem to be an option. SOMM’s support has responded off list twice today, and the circular text is reason enough to go with DiscLabel, the same text in Disc Cover is skewed and looks distorted, but was smooth in DL.

   DiscLabel looks like a winner for me.

8. Chris Says:
   May 15th, 2007 at 5:19 pm

   I cant download the trial it just hangs and does nothing anybody else with this problem.

9. Charles Martin Says:
   May 15th, 2007 at 5:56 pm

   Good choice, great price, ZOTS AWAY!

10. Britonius Says:
    May 15th, 2007 at 10:48 pm

    Thanks Ken and Jean, after your responses and review both product websites. I have decided to purchase DiscLabel, although I would like the ability to print business cards as well. Any plans for adding other labels like business cards to DiscLabel?

11. kodac Says:
    May 15th, 2007 at 11:30 pm

    @ Britonius -

    I don’t work for SOMM, but I do own most of their products (actually thanks to MacZOT deals on PDFPen and Browseback, I own every SOMM product except for Pagesender)

    Did you mean Business cards as in the CDs that fit Business card specs or actual business cards cause DiscLabel does do business card CDs and several other label types/formats.

12. harringg Says:
    May 16th, 2007 at 5:00 am

    @ Britonius

    I was able to add a custom label with the XML file, but it doesn’t appear as an editable template. So it doesn’t appear to do business cards (rectangle). I’ve got Mail Factory which handles business cards fine, and CD cores, but not easily. DiscLabel handles CD cores (which I need) much better, so I bought it yesterday.