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How to make origami CD sleeve or what to do if you do not have free empty CD case.

How to make origami CD sleeve or what to do if you do not have free empty CD case.

Sometimes we burn discs to our friends and colleagues. But not always we have free CD case available. What to do? The idea is easy - make origami CD sleeve from standard A4 paper.
Following instructions will show how to create origami CD yourself.

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Step 1Prepare the software tools

Download and install free CD sleeve generator.
http://www.ronyasoft.com/products/cd-dvd-label-maker/files/ronyasoft-cd-dvd-label-maker.zip

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8 comments

May 15, 2011. 7:23 PMprofpat says:

So nice! will do this on my compilations!

Apr 10, 2011. 11:47 AMwthit56 says:

Could you provide the dimensions of the marks, please? For those that was to just draw it freehand or don't have the program or whatever...

Apr 16, 2010. 9:18 AMourmoneypit says:

I was looking for something like this for a CD I burned for my daughter not long ago. Thanks!

Apr 16, 2010. 6:50 AMboyceitup says:

How about a link for mac users?

Apr 7, 2010. 1:56 AMAyelmar says:

Excellent little applet!
And for those of us stuck in the US without a readily available source of A4 paper, it also seems to work just fine using US letter size paper!

Feb 28, 2010. 5:27 PMemerson.john says:

100% good instructable! That little bit of software is going to see quite a bit of use here. Thank you.

Feb 6, 2010. 7:26 PMprofessor2005 says:

One of the best programs for making sleeves.
I might add that you can put your own images on the front that can be cropped right from the program. The text boxes are also movable and can be rotated so a track listing can be added to the front.