In an era dominated by cloud storage and USB flash drives, physical media like CDs and DVDs might seem like relics of the past. However, for archivists, musicians, photographers, small business owners, and software developers, optical discs remain a reliable, low-cost solution for backup and distribution. The only problem? A plain, marker-scrawled disc looks unprofessional and is hard to read.
A: No, but you can install it on an external drive via the "Custom Install" option to use on different computers. In summary: Don't settle for handwritten sharpie discs or blurry, off-center prints. RonnySoft CD DVD Label Maker remains a top choice because it solves a specific problem with precision and simplicity. Download the trial today and see the difference for your next disc project.
Insert your audio CD into your PC's drive. Go to "Tools" > "Fetch Tracks." RonnySoft will read the CD-Text (or query an online database) and automatically populate a track list. You can drag this list to the back cover or the left side of the label.
Click the "Background" tab. You can import a JPG, PNG, or BMP file. Use the "Circle Crop" tool to adjust which part of the image appears on the disc. For a sleek look, use the "Gradient" tool (dark center fading to light edges).
A: The software supports "Double-Sided" projects. You design Label A (Disc Top) and Label B (Disc Bottom) separately.
