CD
CDs, pressed and packed your way
Pressed from a glass master, printed in full colour or in bold inks, and packed in anything from a simple paper sleeve to a double jewel case. On their own, or alongside your vinyl.
- From 100 copies
- About 3–4 weeks
- Up to 80 minutes per disc
- Delivered within 5%
Choose your packaging
Nine ways to pack a CD. Pick one to see its options in the configurator below.
CD only
The printed disc on its own, for packaging you take care of yourself.
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Paper sleeve
A simple white paper sleeve with a round window. Light, and the most affordable way to pack a disc.
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Plastic sleeve
A clear plastic sleeve with a closing flap, so the printed disc shows through.
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Card wallet
A printed card sleeve the disc slides into. Slim, and ideal for promos and mailings.
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Digipak
A card case that opens like a book, with a clear tray holding the disc. Four or six panels, one or two CDs, with or without a booklet.
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Digifile
A card case with pockets instead of a tray: the disc and the booklet slide in. Four or six panels, one or two CDs.
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Digisleeve
A card sleeve with a spine, the disc sliding in from the side. Four or six panels, one or two CDs.
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Jewel case
The classic clear plastic case, with a printed inlay behind the tray and a booklet of 4 to 24 pages.
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Brilliant box
A double jewel case holding two CDs, with a printed inlay and a booklet of 4 to 24 pages.
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Printing the disc
The disc face is printed from the outer edge down to the clear ring around the hole, or only on the silver.
Offset
Full colour, for photographs, gradients and fine detail. Can take a gloss varnish.
Screen print
Up to six solid inks, including Pantone and metallic colours. Best for type and bold graphics.
On a white base
Colours look as they do on paper. The usual choice for photographs.
On the silver
The metal shows through the ink and gives it a shine. Striking with one or two colours.
Artwork and audio
Templates and specifications for the disc face, carton sleeve, digipak and booklet are on the templates page. For audio, a DDP image is the standard master; a finished audio CD works too.
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