Blank Labels CD/DVD Labels - Memorex Full Face Compatible, Small Center Style - Permanent White Matte - Inkjet and Laser Guaranteed - Easy to Peel - Made in USA- 100 Sheets - 200 Disc Labels

Have used these labels to years with perfect color renditions and a snug fit

These labels worked perfectly well for creating CDs with custom artwork. I used the word processor template for the Mem**ex brand labels and it was a perfect match. Printing a whole stack of labels with an inkjet printer had no issues and the labels peeled from the sheet easily and stuck well to the CDs. Overall, I am very pleased.

Four stars because it doesn't really mention anywhere a suitable template. I found out the Memorex WL-5025 Full works best and lines up perfectly.Labels stick well but bubble a little. Nothing an old debit card can't iron out. Also run a pen through the center hole to flatten out the paper so that the laser spindle doesn't stick to it, or gently trim the paper in the center hole with an exacto blade.Helpful tip: Test loading on your printer with a few low-quality draft prints. Results can depend on your printers capabilities. I found with my Pixma 3620 that if I loaded more than one page, the printer would grab the next page slightly off and each consecutive label was slightly more off kilter from the center, but that if I loaded one page at a time and printed page by page, the results were perfect and consistent.

Cheaper and nicer than the CD Stomper Labels that we had been using. I can never get the ears on the CD Stomper labels to tear off cleanly. These labels don't have those ears, so no more battles, and it turns out that they are just as easy to put on as the ones with the ears. Also these are a lot cheaper.The other thing that was super great is that I didn't have to change my print layout, these labels are in the exact same place as the Stomper labels.I agree with the other comments... these have a matte finish and the result does not look like a glossy photo, which some other labels achieve. But the finish on these is basically the same as the CD Stomper labels. The print quality is good enough for most purposes, but do expect your photos to be somewhat muted.In answer to another's question: these stick fine, I've never had a problem with the labels coming off. Also the thickness (thinness) of these labels works for me, never had a problem with printing them. Not all printers are created equal... I use a Brother MFC.

I ordered a package of labels last month, and they all worked great. They took toner well, peeled off the backing sheets well, and stuck to the CDs well. But I recently ordered another package of labels and noticed that they weren't fully scored in spots. As a result, they don't come off the backing paper cleanly and have to be manually trimmed.

I found these to be of the same quality as the name brand at a better price.

When we opened the package of labels, there was nothing to indicate which template to use. After some research, we found Avery labels that worked perfectly. The labels were easy to peel off and put on the CDs (we had 50 of them). We were very pleased with this product.

Works great. You need to find a file for word to use the labels for printing.