There are many factors to consider when deciding on the CD cover size. This will depend upon the intended purpose of the CD cover. If your CD is purely a collectors item, then the CD cover size will be based upon the value of the CD. If the CD is intended for distribution as part of a promotion or advertising campaign then the CD cover size will be based upon this as well. The higher the value of the CD, the larger the CD cover size should be.
The overall size of the CD includes the width and height. The finished size for the exterior of printed CD cases is 4.724 inches squared. Many printed CD designs come with bleed. The "bleed" area is actually an additional 1/4" of area for added design elements or other backgrounds to go beyond the standard CD cover size.
You can determine the CD cover size in inches by using the scale bar on the measurement tool for the document. Various other methods exist such as conversion to a circle or square, scaling down the document, and conversion to percentage. To use these measurements for your document, select more paper sizes from the scale menu.
You can see that there are many ways to get the CD cover dimensions to use these dimensions for your document. In fact, you can tailor everything exactly to suit your needs. For example, if you are creating a children's book, then you can use the Book template that has predefined dimensions. These are just a few examples. There are many more to help you make your book pages look amazing!
It is very important to make sure that the font style is set to 24-point min size. This helps keep the total size of the whole CD cover consistent. To add album art, select the Add Album Art tool. If you are working with a theme, you may need to modify the colors for the book covers. Once you have finished all these steps, you should be good to go!
The standard CD envelope is only available in widths of only 16.6 mm, so you need to know how many cds your CD will have. There are some cases where you may have to make the decision of scaling the cover down or up. This is determined by the number of songs and the average size of the CD. If your cds will have more songs, you may have to scale down the cds to a smaller size. However, if it is only going to be a small number of songs, you can probably scale it up.
CD sleeves are usually available in widths of either 17.9 mm or 19.5 mm. CD sleeves are ideal for CDs that have plenty of music. However, CD sleeves tend to be expensive when buying them ready made. You can save a lot of money by making your own CD sleeve. To do this, you can follow the instructions in the Creating CDs section below.
CD inserts are often used to make CDs a little smaller. They can also add color to your album covers. The size of the insert will depend on the type of CD you are making.
DVD jewel cases are made from durable plastic. DVD jewel cases are similar to CD jewel cases except they have a double layer of plastic instead of one. The inside of DVD jewel cases are similar to CD jewel cases. The only difference is that the inside has a special coating for protecting the data from scratches. DVD jewel cases are easy to use. All you need to do is remove the data CD from your computer, slap the DVD into the DVD jewel case, and then insert it into your DVD player.
Standard CD jewel cases are available in sizes from smallest to biggest. These cases are available in different thicknesses and colors. The largest dimension, which is the most commonly used for CD jewel cases, is the most sixteen inches in width. However, even the smallest CD cover is a convenient way to display your favorite songs on your CD player. The least 1600 x 1600 pixels dimensions should fit onto any CD player with a front loading slot.
There are some compact disk jewel cases that offer three removable CD cases with two removable CD sleeves inside. These jewel cases fit together like a CD case and have a front and back cover. The inner CD sleeve contains all of the songs on your CD. Your CD can be customized by adding a custom picture or design onto the back cover.
