Revolver CD Cover

Revolver CD Cover offers professional-looking design for CD, DVD, and Blu-ray labels. Revolver initially developed a design for non-designers and people who have no graphic design skills. The program was intended for administrators and account managers who act as the middlemen in a client-designer partnership.

The workflow is very easy, reduced to three simple steps. All you have to do is to choose a template and a type of disc cover, to set your text, and to choose the type of printer paper. That's all. The design tools are easy to use also. Ready-made background templates and clipart let you diversify your model. We automated everything that might complicate your work. You can still change the options if you want to move on and delve into the world of graphic design. We prepared a lot of great designs for all varieties of boxes, discs, and booklets. Each template isn't just a set of text or images, but a complex system of interconnected design elements. Our best feature is Revolver Slot Background Design Generator Tool, which gives you more than a million-and-a-half variants of original background designs. We turned the boring part of creating a beautiful background into fascinating entertainment. That's true! We inserted the principle of a slot machine into the generation of backgrounds. Everyone knows how a coin slot machine works. We bring the excitement of variants obtained by chance to concept of creating design backgrounds. You can pull the lever and get a lot of surprising background variants - everything is up to you!

Features

• Easy and intuitive dvd label maker interface
• Label paper formats overview (Avery, APLI, A-One, Canon, Data Becker, Decadry, Epson, Fellowes, Herma, Memorex, Neato, etc.)
• Clipart and professionally designed label layout templates
• Cover templates for jewel case and DVD disc case inserts and booklets, MiniCD, and other media
• More than 1,500,000 background design variations

• Fixed bug of copy / paste function for images from the clipboard
• Fixed bug saving / reading images was pasted into the document from the clipboard
• Minor changes made.