DVD Slim Free

CDs are not as relevant as 10, 20 years ago, but dedicated users still like to keep their purchased music, movie, or games discs. A CD/DVDs original package comes with a case of the disc and a paper or cover that bears the title and art for whatever items that are. Sadly, the paper covers used to degrade very fast, to the point where they become unusable. DVD Slim Free allows you to redecorate your cases with freshly printed covers and even offers you some handy sources for downloading official covers.

DVD Slim Free sports a hefty collection of disc formats, covering most users' needs. Collapse the Cover Type menu to check out all supported formats. For example, you can print cover out for 9 mm or 7 mm CD/DVD cases, both front and back, PlayStation, Wii, VHS, and Blu-ray covers.

Each time you select a new type of cover, the preview panel will change to accommodate the design. As for the used material, you can go with local files, if you've got them, or access the Tools menu > Find cover, and check out the provided sites for all kinds of covers.

When a cover type is swapped, the model will change its shape accordingly. In certain situations, the owned case might not be a perfect fit with the cover's dimensions. While there is no toolbox dedicated for customization, the app provides a decent enough size of modifiers.

Open the Options menu to select one of the types and change their top margin, left margin, width and height. Besides these few alternations, there's nothing you can do to modify items.

DVD Slim Free can come in handy for every disc collection owner whose original covers start turning to dust. It comes with a friendly and easy-to-use layout at the expense of more complex customization settings. However, if the supported cover types are enough to fulfill your needs, feel free to give the app a try.