Laser CD Labels, Matte White, 100/Pack

Having a part time photography business and working as an Administrative Assistant full time, I burn a ton of CD's...what I love about Avery's product is the ease of creating the lables with the templates and positioning the label on the CD with the guides. The image quality on the label is like no other on the market and for the price superb. Thank you Avery for making all of my projects look superior.

Very user friendly. I like things crisp and clean. Don't put too much verbal on the disk label. I am going to play with the program and jazz it up with colors and logos.

these labels never jam and I never have a problem removing them from the sheet after they've gone thru the printer. The color prints out nicely on the matte paper.

I never have any problems with Avery products. And this one is no exception. I love making my own CD Labels!

I've used Avery products for years - always with consistent results. Since these labels are round with complex cuts, the concern would be premature pealing while printing gumming up the internal printer mechanism. IГѓВЄve never had a problem with an Avery label _ you might pay a few pennies more, but the quality is worth it.

Great quality and easy to use product. Puts the finishing touch on my DVDs. The online templates really add to the overall quality. That's why I only use Avery Products.

These are the easiest CD labels I've ever used! Everything lines up to print perfectly and the online design software is incredibly user-friendly--whether you use a standard template or design your own label, you come out looking like a pro.

My music demo CDs that I send to prospective clients look great. Easy to use.

In searching for CD labels for weekly copies of the Sunday morning services at church, I wanted a label with template that would be easy to add info. Avery meets those needs. I do wish there wasn't so much waste of space around the CD label. Sometimes I only print 1 label and once it is removed, I cannot print on the other label due to feeding problems.

As a freelance photographer I needed to make my CDs look more professional rather than just a color imaged CD with a P-Touch label on it. Needless to say, Avery had the answer! Now my products not only look professional, they are! Thanks!

I wasted a huge amount of time . No Mac based downloadable templates. The Avery system guides you to a download that is for windows though your asking for Mac. Their Online Software was great until you attempt to save it to your comp-then useless. Printing from they site file, is a "System Failure " responseVery very frustrting experience.

I use these labels at work all the time. I can install them WITHOUT an applicator and they stick well, even after being played multiple times. They cover any printing on the CD itself. They are the best!

Like the ease of use for the templates. And the fact that you can print one label at a time.

These CD labels are easy to create with the template. They are also easy to apply with out a tool and look professional.

I use these labels for both work and home. Brightens the CD/DVD presentation of whats is stored on the disc. I have only had a few problems, cut marks not completely scored, which causes the label to rip, but if caught it is easily rectified. But otherwise, it is perfect!

Avery CD Labels 8960 are simply the best and easiest label to use with or without an applicator. They go on clean, the tabs tear off neatly and the label stays put.

When I finish with a client's estate planning documents, I scan the signed originals and make a CD-ROM. These labels make the presentation look much more professional than just writing on the disc with a Sharpie. If you make a mistake in the application, the label is removable, which is nice. The 4 stars for "Ease of Use" is because the printing template is a bit opaque in terms of how to get the text you want in a particular place on the label. It took some experimentation, but now I have a template that is easy to adapt and use for whatever purpose I need.

I don't label many CDs, but when I do I count on the quality and consistency of labels like Avery's 8692. 8692 labels are always reliable, like every other product in the Avery line and here that really matters because the last thing you want to apply to a CD is a label that isn't perfectly round. And the spine labels? They're just a bonus.

I use Avery 5931 labels to create colorful labels for my DVDs and CDs. They are definitely preferable to writing information on the surface of the media with an indelible marker. Output on my color laser printer is outstanding due to several features of the Avery labels: they are a nice bright white; they have excellent hold out (opacity) so that if you apply them to media with a surface that has color, text, or a design put there by the manufacturer, the Avery label covers it adequately. They don't curl because of the heat from the printer, and they apply easily with no bubbles or creases. I don't mind paying a little extra for the removable labels. I've never had to remove one, but that feature is there if I need it. This may seem a bit trivial, but Avery prints text on the label stock so that it's easy to tell which side goes "up" inside the printer. I have tried samples of some discount labels that have no text on the side of the stock on which you want to print, and I have occasionally faced the labels the wrong way "up" inside the printer. I hate to waste my color toner by accidentally printing on the wrong side of the stock. "Stick" with Avery. You'll never be sorry you bought a quality product.

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