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What is a CD or DVD insert?

A CD or DVD insert is a one page, two-sided, or what is commonly referred to as two-panel, piece of paper with graphics printed on it which for a CD insert, fits inside a jewel case or slimline packaging, and for a DVD insert fits inside a DVD box.

What is a CD or DVD Folder?

A CD or DVD folder is a multi-page, multi-panel, piece of paper with graphics printed on it. The CD folder fits neatly inside a CD jewel case or slimline packaging and the DVD folder fits inside a DVD box.

How many different panels can I choose for a CD or DVD folder?

There are several options when it comes to the number of panels available for a CD or DVD folder. These include four, six, eight, ten and twelve panel options. The number of panels correlates to the number of pages desired. Four panels equals two pages, six panels equals three pages, eight panels equals four pages and so on.

What types of folds available for a CD or DVD folder?

There are a wide variety of folding options available for CD or DVD folders, including roll, half roll, accordion, half accordion, z-fold, gatefold, and half/half. The options vary depending on how many panels are used.

What is a CD or DVD booklet?

A CD or DVD booklet is a multi-page, multi-panel, piece of paper with graphics printed on it. The pages are stapled together at the fold. The entire CD booklet fits neatly inside a jewel case or slimline packaging and the DVD booklet fits inside a DVD box. The number of pages available for a CD or DVD booklet includes eight, twelve, sixteen, twenty, twenty-four, twenty-eight, and thirty-two page options.

What is a poster folder?

A poster folder is a multi-page, multi-panel, piece of paper with graphics printed on it. This printing option, as the name would indicate, is frequently used when including a poster in the package. The material is folded in such a manner that it fits neatly inside a CD jewel case or slimline packaging.

What is a DVD case wrap?

The DVD case wrap is a one page, two-sided, or what is commonly referred to as two-panel, piece of paper with graphics printed on it which fits inside the clear plastic outer lining of a DVD box. Most commonly graphics are only printed on the 'front' or outside of the case wrap. However, there is the option of printing on both sides of the case wrap when a clear DVD box is chosen.

What is a tray card?

A tray card is a single piece of paper with graphics printed on one or both sides. The tray card fits inside a CD jewel case facing the backside. It lies underneath the liner and also has 'sides' which provide space for graphics to be printed on the spine of the package.

What are my options if I choose a Digipak for my project?

Digipaks come in four panel, six panel and eight panel options, depending on how much space is needed for the graphic artwork of the project. The six and eight panel options also allow for one or two discs to be included with the package. The trays that hold the discs in the digipaks can be placed on any of the panels that face inside. The trays come in black, white or clear. If even more artwork is desired, the clear trays are the option to choose.

What is a 'Digital Proof'?

A 'Digital Proof' is a copy of your artwork in PDF or JPEG form sent to your email address by Imperial Media Services for your approval before physical printing begins. The procedure ensures that you have full quality control over all artwork decisions on your projects.