CD Cover Design

CD Covers

Professional CD Cover Art Design

Get a custom design for your next Album, Mixtape or Single.

The design of your CD cover is a crucial factor that can separate the amateur from the professional. It has the power to capture new fans. CD cover design can mean the difference between having your press kit CDs ending up in the trashcans or in a CD players of A&R representatives. A captivated design can attract new business and enhance your image. Even in vinyl days, cover art has always been a major attraction.

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CD Cover · Pricing

Starting at $99

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Get Started · CD Cover Design

How to Begin Your CD Cover Project

To get started with your CD cover design, follow the instructions below. If you have any questions you want to ask before working with us, please call or email us here with your inquiry. We're standing by to answer any questions you might have.

1. How does it work?

Just choose a package, make a purchase and our graphic designer will contact you immediately. You can also go ahead and e-mail us all the details listed below and any ideas you have for the design. We'll take care of the rest. If you don't have any ideas, that's okay we've got you covered, when you give our designers the most freedom, they often do their best work.

Have a soundclick or reverbnation page where we can hear your music? Let us know! We always listen to your songs while we design, so it directly reflects your artwork concepts!

Email to donedealdigital@gmail.com the followings:

• Photos
• Name of the artist(s)
• Mixtape title
• Track-listing
• Logo(s)
• Contacts details (phone number, e-mail)
• Social Media (Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, Reverbnation, SoundClick, etc)

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2. How long will it take for my order to be completed?

We typically return a first design proof within 3–5 business days once your request is submitted and we have all of your materials.

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3. Do you offer CD Duplication?

Yes we offer CD Duplication service. You can find out more about it HERE.

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FAQ · CD Cover Design

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Image Quality and Resolution

All images (photos, stock graphics, etc) should be supplied in high resolution (300DPI) and be as large visually as possible. Low resolution or low quality images are not suitable for printing and should be avoided at all cost. Printing low quality images will result in an unsatisfactory print that will not look professional or meet our high print quality standards.

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2. Fonts and Type

We have hundreds of fonts! If you have a particular font in mind, chances are good that we have it, however there are fonts that we may not have. If you require a font that must be purchased, you must first purchase and supply the font for our use. Just check with your representative if you have any questions.

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3. Information and Verbiage

Be sure to supply us with any and all verbiage or written information that must be included in your design. This includes items such as band/album/movie names, titles, credits, track listings, recognitions, etc. If you have specific places on your design that you would like your information placed, just let us know and we will incorporate it accordingly.

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4. What If I Don't Have High Resolution Pictures?

In the world of professional musicians and filmmakers, image is everything. High quality promotional graphics and photos are a must when you want to look professional. If you do not currently have high resolution photos, we strongly recommend that a professional photographer or high end digital camera be used when taking photos intended for use in your CD or DVD design. Remember, the higher quality the image, the more professional looking your final result will be, and a professional image can lead to increased sales and recognition of your product.

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5. What If I Want To Make some Changes?

We offer one free revision. If you don't like your initial design, or would like to make any changes to your design just let us know and our team will take care of them right away.

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6. CMYK VS. RGB

CMYK (cyan, magenta, yellow, black) is a four-color process model, which is used for color printing. RGB (red, green, blue) is a color model that is used for displaying images on electronic systems, including computers and televisions. When implementing graphic design for print, all images and assets must be converted to CMYK color in order to print properly. This is done in Adobe Photoshop or Adobe Illustrator. When images are converted into CMYK color, they may not be as vivid and vibrant as they were displayed on the screen.