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MiniDisc J-Card Maker
Create custom J-Cards and sleeve inserts for MiniDisc compact jewel cases. Paste in your own Spotify* playlist, or search from millions of albums and artists with automatic metadata, then generate a printable MiniDisc insert complete with cover art, track listings, spine text, and credits.
The layout is inspired by the square MiniDisc cases commonly used for blank media, custom recordings, and home-made mixes.
How to make a MiniDisc J-Card
- Search for an album, artist, or playlist ☝️
- Customize artwork, titles, track listings, and colors
- Download a printable PDF or PNG
- Print, cut, fold, and insert into your MiniDisc case
How to print a MiniDisc J-Card
MiniDisc inserts are small enough to print at home on standard paper sizes.
- Print at 100% scale
- Use glossy or semi-gloss paper for best results
- Trim carefully along the crop marks
- Fold along the guide lines before inserting
- Allow for slight bleed around the edges
This generator automatically formats artwork, track listings, artist information, recording notes, and spine text into a printable MiniDisc J-Card layout.
What is a MiniDisc J-Card?
A MiniDisc J-Card is the folded paper insert found inside many MiniDisc cases. Similar to cassette J-Cards, these inserts provide space for cover artwork, track listings, recording information, dates, and notes.
Many blank MiniDisc cases shipped with simple paper inserts that users could write on by hand. Over time, collectors began designing their own custom artwork and professionally printed inserts.
Today, custom J-Cards are one of the easiest ways to make a MiniDisc project feel complete.
Why MiniDisc J-Cards?
MiniDisc was always a format that encouraged personalization.
People used MiniDiscs for mixtapes, live recordings, DJ sets, language lessons, field recordings, and everyday listening. The J-Card became a place to document what was recorded on the disc and add a bit of personality.
Unlike digital playlists, a MiniDisc J-Card gives your recording a physical identity. It turns a collection of songs into something you can hold, organize, and display.
Why did you make this?
After building generators for VHS tapes, cassette labels, CDs, vinyl packaging, MiniDisc labels, and MiniDisc jewel case inserts, a lot of people asked for support for the smaller MiniDisc packaging formats.
Many collectors still use blank MiniDiscs and custom-recorded discs, but creating inserts usually means manually building templates in Photoshop.
This tool makes it easy to generate authentic-looking MiniDisc J-Cards without having to measure, align, and format everything yourself.
