View Full Version : CD Cover Template (Front & Back)


Wreckin Eyez
06-29-2005, 11:38 PM
I would not suggest making them this size. I would insist upon making them at least twice this size and then scaling them down. The quality is much better that way.

http://img136.echo.cx/img136/1897/usjewel8rq.jpg

SomethingAwfl
06-29-2005, 11:56 PM
*rep*.........

Azim
06-30-2005, 12:05 PM
cool, thanks, what about the insde...

SomethingAwfl
06-30-2005, 03:22 PM
^^^^^The inside is the same sizes, its just the other side of the front and back covers right?

Wreckin Eyez
06-30-2005, 03:23 PM
^^Yeah...

Well if you want to do a booklet for the front cover, you might need to add like half a milimeter to allow the fold.

Azim
06-30-2005, 06:04 PM
looks small for cover to me, but still if you say its right i guess it tis

Wreckin Eyez
06-30-2005, 07:26 PM
It's right... I've printed out a few.

Azim
06-30-2005, 07:58 PM
What DPI is it at is it 72 or 300

Young Kas
07-02-2005, 07:00 PM
just about all things that go to print should be done at 300 RESOLUTION

Cover sizes go like this
1425x1425 pixels
4.75x4.75 inches

WITH BLEED
1500x1500 pixels
5x5 inches

that aint a real valid template
if your looking for PSD templates for flyers,covers,cd labels,posters, all that stuff

SEARCH IN GOOGLE THINGS LIKE
CD COVER DIMENSIONS
CD COVER PSD TEMPLATE

guaratee youll find places whereu can download some

Sun E Syde
07-05-2005, 06:07 PM
this is perfect for cd making *reps*

Wreckin Eyez
07-05-2005, 11:37 PM
just about all things that go to print should be done at 300 RESOLUTION

Cover sizes go like this
1425x1425 pixels
4.75x4.75 inches

WITH BLEED
1500x1500 pixels
5x5 inches

that aint a real valid template
if your looking for PSD templates for flyers,covers,cd labels,posters, all that stuff

SEARCH IN GOOGLE THINGS LIKE
CD COVER DIMENSIONS
CD COVER PSD TEMPLATE

guaratee youll find places whereu can download someYet, like I've said, I've printed quite a few. You have no idea what in the fuck you're talking about. I print posters at 1425x1425. Don't believe me, check my dA. 4.75 is 342, not 1425. Maybe at 300 px, but most designers do it at 72. Doing it at 300 is unnecessary and does very little to improve quality. Not to mention most people's computers can't handle that size.

Young Kas
07-17-2005, 04:30 PM
look man i dont know how u print on ur lil computer at ur house..but i work with miami kaos in designing mixtape covers,posters,flyers and lots of shit..i know wat sizes to make..i made blu chips album art which will hit ALL STORES..i doubt that a whole printing company would print the wrong sizes for a album after i gave them the design
MY SIZES ARE CORRECT...i talk to printing companies all the time when i send them the designs for artists and djs...posters for one thing can be any size...but ive never seen a cd cover size poster

1425x1425 pixels = 4.75x4.75 inches

ALTHOUGH U KINDA RIGHT..342x342 POINTS!!!!! is equal to 4.75x4.75 inches...1425x1425 pixels is wat i said..think before u talk

(edit) oh and most designers better stop doing it at 72 resolution if they going to print..cause real printing companies will give back ur shit if it aint at 300 or their resolution they need..

Young Kas
07-17-2005, 04:41 PM
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Wreckin Eyez
07-17-2005, 07:23 PM
look man i dont know how u print on ur lil computer at ur house..but i work with miami kaos in designing mixtape covers,posters,flyers and lots of shit..i know wat sizes to make..i made blu chips album art which will hit ALL STORES..i doubt that a whole printing company would print the wrong sizes for a album after i gave them the design
MY SIZES ARE CORRECT...i talk to printing companies all the time when i send them the designs for artists and djs...posters for one thing can be any size...but ive never seen a cd cover size poster

1425x1425 pixels = 4.75x4.75 inches

ALTHOUGH U KINDA RIGHT..342x342 POINTS!!!!! is equal to 4.75x4.75 inches...1425x1425 pixels is wat i said..think before u talk

(edit) oh and most designers better stop doing it at 72 resolution if they going to print..cause real printing companies will give back ur shit if it aint at 300 or their resolution they need..Okay, some of the above points are true. Others are not. Yes, they will give it back if they request a certain resolution and you don't do it in that resolution. I'll give you that. How ever, if it's not in their specifications of what they want, they have to pay you for the work done.

Second, I don't print from home. My printer sucks and is only black and white. Plus it's prolly ten years old.

I've never even heard of Blu Chips, but it's whatever. I'm not going to hate because you're doing your thing. Either way, don't act like you're the only one on here that sells shit. I'm not some rookie who has no idea what I'm talking about. Given, I'm not the best. No where near it in fact. I still have a little bit of knowledge when it comes to imagry. I've done alot more than CD Covers. I do game textures, skinning, poster design, web design, logo design. I also make alot of my own brushes. Almost all the rest that I use are copyrighted to my company and were made by someone in the company.

I said you were right about how many pixels it takes at that res. Did I not? So don't tell me to think before I speak when you didn't even read everything I fucking said.

Young Kas
07-18-2005, 02:32 AM
look i aint tryna point out u a rookie and i dont care about wat u do in deisgning and wat u said doesnt impress me...im saying about 95% of the time ive sold print designs..they have asked for 300 resolution..excluding one magazine ad i did where they wanted 288 or some shit...point is if u plan on making good money in graphics u better get used to doing 300 resolution on most things..if a 300 resolution cd cover is too big for ur computer wait till someone asks for a 18x28 wall poster which i guarantee will have to be done at 300 reoslution....it is very neccessary...if it wasnt..gettyimages would be out of business selling the full resolution images and wouldnt give out the small images

njthug
10-14-2006, 03:20 PM
I know dis dosent go in dis but sadistyk u got sum hot sigs

Intrinzik
10-15-2006, 09:20 PM
Okay, some of the above points are true. Others are not. Yes, they will give it back if they request a certain resolution and you don't do it in that resolution. I'll give you that. How ever, if it's not in their specifications of what they want, they have to pay you for the work done.

Second, I don't print from home. My printer sucks and is only black and white. Plus it's prolly ten years old.

I've never even heard of Blu Chips, but it's whatever. I'm not going to hate because you're doing your thing. Either way, don't act like you're the only one on here that sells shit. I'm not some rookie who has no idea what I'm talking about. Given, I'm not the best. No where near it in fact. I still have a little bit of knowledge when it comes to imagry. I've done alot more than CD Covers. I do game textures, skinning, poster design, web design, logo design. I also make alot of my own brushes. Almost all the rest that I use are copyrighted to my company and were made by someone in the company.

I said you were right about how many pixels it takes at that res. Did I not? So don't tell me to think before I speak when you didn't even read everything I fucking said.

Truth is, Young Kas is right. 300dpi is better than 72 dpi in quality (Dpi= dots per inch) which means more ink dots per inch on you print out. Im doing an album cover that is being printed out by princton disc. The size they sent me was 4.75x.475, it huge....

Also your whole thing with bruhshes being copyright is bullshit... no ones copyrights brushes

young bane
06-02-2007, 02:10 PM
HOYL SHIT MY GRAPHIC IDOL TEAM GOT A MEMBER UP INHERE!!! dayum when did rapworlds get official?????? I used to spend hours looking at the hardcore gfx site, shit this is wild.

P.S. I know whole lotta real professional graphic designers. DOing travel e-flyers, magazine layouts, freelancing, head of art departments, running printing places. They all told me 300 is theee resolution in DPI for any print, period.

7even1ne6ix
09-19-2007, 06:35 PM
nice cd template alittle small but nice. but if you have to resize before you can use it it you are better off making your own. then posting it in another thread titled something like" Real CD Cover Template (F/B No resize needed!!!)".

Not Jewish
09-21-2007, 06:40 PM
sweet thanx sadistyk

Wreck1
11-28-2007, 06:34 AM
yeah i went 1500x1500 when i designed my cd cover and they came back from pressing perfect. i suggest this size

Tekstyle
04-18-2008, 03:50 PM
or convert them to a higher resolution (300 is a good res)..They will print the same size but when you work with them you can get WAY better quality

Wreckin Eyez
04-19-2008, 04:28 AM
Yeah, let me correct myself on this. This was a long ass time ago. This was in 72 dpi, standard commercial print is 300 dpi.

-Jae Law-
05-18-2008, 03:35 PM
dis shit straight

Takdim
08-18-2008, 06:48 AM
thank you guys!