Avery Printable CD Labels, 40 CD Labels & 80 Spine Labels (5692)

They are DVD/CD labels. What is there to say? They work just fine.

Purchase was a quick and pleasant. The product is great.

I know cd's & dvd's are kind of pass'e but hey. I'm old and I like em'.

I left a review a couple days ago about the Word template not working correctly. I added images on page 4 of the template for the CD stickers and when printing the images moved to another page. I called customer service and they walked me through using their online template as mentioned in their response to my review. LOVED it! So easy to use! I have 2 images on the CD and curved text on the top and bottom that looks so professional! It only took a few minutes to figure it out (verses an hour fighting with Microsoft Word). There are a lot more features using the online software. Highly recommend!

I've been using these labels for several years when I burn CDs. Together with the Avery DesignPro software, it's easy to achieve a professional and aesthetically pleasing solution. I've been complemented on producing professional-looking CD labels using this software. Thanks Avery!

For the past two years, my husband have done a video for the end of year girls high school tennis banquet. We copied the videos onto discs for all the girls to keep, and used the template with a tennis ball with our title printed on it. Each of the disc jackets got a spine label, too. Everybody loved them, and the appearance of the tennis balls on the disc was very professional looking. Highly recommend for similar activities.

I love, love, love the cd labels! I use them in my special education classroom to help my kids learn their safety/community signs. I print out an image of the sign onto an Avery CD label, then place the label onto an old cd. Then I use the Avery slimline CD/DVD jewel case inserts and print out the same image. I place the jewel case inserts into an old cd case and pop the matching cd into the case. When it's time to "work," I take the cds out of their cases and my students have to match the cd with it's case. We then discuss the signs and what they mean!

These were used to create labels for DVDs that were given as favors for our 35th class reunion. The yearbook was digatally reproduced onto a DVD, and the cover was printed onto the label. They were very popular and made a great memento of the evening as well as our 4 years together as a class. They were easy to do and looked great!

The template that you have to use from Avery is a bit difficult to use in MS Word. I made my own using Gimp 2 and it worked great. This took some technical skill that most buyers will not have. I would suggest that the maker ( avery ) make their own software for making and printing these.

I bought this particular set because it stated it was intended for Laser printers... and I have a Brother Laser printer. The amount of sheets (40) is fair for the price, they also have a nice website that is very helpful, it allows you to print templates online, save projects, etc... The problem comes down to the final product... I really didn't like it at all... quality is extremely poor: whatever you print is barely visible and images difficult to distinguish... and to make things worse if you are not careful at the time you apply the label you end up with your fingers full of some black powder... and your label messed up... from the start, as soon as I took the first sheet in my hands it was evident the end result was not going to be what I expected... the paper used has very poor quality, I have seen common copy paper with far more quality than that...