Features
CD label design software for Mac OS X lets you make great-looking labels for CDs, DVDs, and more
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Import track lists from iTunes, iPhoto, iDVD, Finder, and Toast | ||
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Start with a pre-designed template, or create a custom design from scratch | ||
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Unified design process allows easy design of label and packaging elements in one step. | ||
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Print to most label and paper types (list), as well as supported direct-on-disc printers and LightScribe | ||
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Import images directly from iTunes, iPhoto, Aperture, iDVD and Finder | ||
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Apply image effects and gradients to text and objects | ||
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Multiple layers, drawing tools, and gradients for creating custom designs | ||
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Use more than 1300 clip art files via the DiscLabel Clip Art Browser | ||
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Include (and edit!) multi-line text laid out in a circle | ||
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Apply different formatting to individual track components (song title, track number, length, etc.) | ||
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Floating tool palettes to maximize design workspace | ||
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Best design solution for LightScribe Direct Disc Labeling on the Mac (more about LightScribe) | ||
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Integrated with free LightScribe image package, available as a separate download | ||
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Share templates online (including MobileMe) | ||
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Automate label creation with AppleScript | ||
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Purchase high-quality NEATO labels & media via direct link to store |
Available in English, Japanese, German, Italian, and French
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Note: Localized versions can be downloaded via the Download button above. French, German, Italian and Japanese localizations are contained in the same file as the English version.
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Video Tutorial
Learn more about DiscLabel's powerful design and printing capabilities in our video tutorial.
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