Why I buy this one ?
- Over 5,000 background images, including textures, photographs, gradients and more
- Multiple fonts and DVD layouts to incorporate into your personal labels
- LightScribe compatible
- Add 3D text effects, drop shadows and circular text
- Scan photos, CDs and logos directly into your label designs

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What our customer's say!

"Great Product!", I much prefer this labeling product to the Roxio Media equivalent. Lots of features/options and easier to use.

"Surething CD/DCD Labeler Delux V.5", This is a great program to use with Lightscribe discs, However it does not have a manual with it. The box states that it does have a printable manual included on the disc. There is no manual on the disc. When I called the company, they stated that the box was mis-printed and should not have stated that information. The only help you can get is to use the help files in the program itself. The help files come very short of having an actual manual to refer to. Other than that it is avery good software program.

"Works Great", CD/DVD Labler:Deluxe V5 is a great way to Jazz-up your DVD's and CD's ,either using Lightscribe or the Labels, plus the Jewel case inserts.They give you plenty of labels to get started and a little holder so you dont "Slip" putting the Label on.

CON: It said on the Box "Guide book" but it wasn't in there so you have to use the help section of the program.

If you want a Labler program you can't go wrong

"This is the one to buy", After trying many demo versions of different CD/DVD labeling software, this is the one I like the best by far. It has a flexible, highly intuitive and quirk-free user interface. Plus, it supports 24 different brands of labels which allows you to use whatever brand happens to be on sale at any given time.

"The best I've found", I found the software very easy to use and flexible - easy to import graphics & text, move things around, etc. My hopelessly computer illiterate fiance was maneuvering and designing labels within a few hours, with only an occasional cry for help - .

The library of templates is great, and easy to modify. One tiny thing - text frames added to templates will show borders on the screen even after you've removed them - but, no worries - the borders won't print. For those accustomed to standard Office Suite graphics interfaces, it doesn't quite follow those conventions, but the minor differences are easy enough to figure out.

It also prints perfectly on different supported label brands the FIRST TIME without ANY screwing around with alignment, something you can't do with Avery templates, even on their own labels. (Why, oh why, can't Avery get their s*** together? How hard can Word templates be to such a huge company???)

Whoever complained about the label applicator - I don't get it. It's simple, but it works beautifully. Much more accurate than the seemingly better and sturdier load-and-press Memorex applicator I already own.

I also highly recommend the SureThing lables - much better than Avery or Memorex, and much cheaper.

So... if I could wave a magic wand, I would change some of the interface. But, in terms of features, and compared with what's out there - I give this 5 stars. Turnkey & well worth the money.