Can I use this for game discs?

Yes. The disc label layout works for standard DVDs, Blu-ray discs, and most game discs. You can customize artwork and text to match movies, TV series, or games.

Is this for commercial use?

No. This tool is intended for personal, non-commercial use only. Please respect copyright laws and do not distribute copyrighted material.

Can I use my own artwork or create custom titles?

Yes. You can upload your own images when selecting artwork. If a title isn’t in the database, scroll to the bottom of the search results and choose “Create a custom title,” which works well for games, home movies, and personal projects.

What paper works best for disc labels?

Use the label paper linked above, there's a couple different templates you can use.

Does this work on mobile devices?

You can design labels on mobile, but copying, downloading, and printing works best on a desktop or laptop computer. You can share or save designs, and print later from a desktop/laptop.

Which browsers work best?

Chrome and Firefox are the most reliable on macOS and Windows. Edge works well on Windows. Safari may be less reliable for exporting.

How do I avoid print size issues?

Always do a test print first. Disable options like “Fit to Page” or “Scale to Fit” and ensure printing is set to 100% scale.

Can I support this project?

Yes. You can support continued development and new features by clicking the “Become a Member” link below.

TaperCraft Beta

Disc Label Generator

DVD / UHD / Blu-ray / Disc Label Creator

Search for any movie, TV show, or game and instantly preview how it looks as a disc label. Pull from thousands of titles, customize typography, colors, and artwork, and print crisp, high-quality labels sized for standard DVDs and Blu-ray discs.

How to make CD Labels

Choose a movie, show or game ☝️ using the search bar.
Click "Copy" and then "Paste & Print" and paste it in
This template is set up for your home printer, but you'll want to buy printable DVD label sheets or disc-friendly sticker paper: OnlineLabels | Avery

What is this for?

Create disc labels for DVDs, Blu-ray, and UHD collections. Replace missing, damaged, or faded disc artwork. Organize game libraries for PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo, and PC titles. Label home movies, fan edits, backups, or archival projects. Create custom discs for gifts, demos, or private screenings.

Tips for creating with DVD label paper

Always run a test print before committing to a full sheet. Make sure your printer settings are set to 100% scale, with options like “Fit to Page” or “Scale to Fit” turned off. Use the system print dialog rather than simplified browser dialogs to access precise scaling controls.

Use disc-specific label paper or high-quality matte adhesive sheets designed for optical media. Avoid thick or glossy labels, as uneven weight can affect disc balance and playback, especially in slot-loading drives.

Let ink dry completely before applying labels to discs. Carefully align the center hole when placing the label to avoid wobble. Press from the center outward to eliminate air bubbles and ensure even adhesion.

FAQs

This project was built with Next.js and uses The Movie Database API. For premium features, we securely store your email and subscription status to verify access. This tool is for personal and non-commercial use only. Do not use it to duplicate or distribute copyrighted films. Uploading, selling, or sharing unauthorized copies of movies may violate copyright laws in your country. Always respect the rights of original creators.