Start from

Swaps lettering and colors. Your words and art stay put.

The tape

ArtistTitleCatalog no.

Lettering

Use your own fontOTF, TTF, WOFF

Made your band’s own font in Letterhead? Drop it in here. It stays on your computer.

Panels

Three panels: the back flap, the spine and the front.

Front

Cover art

noneChoose or drop an image

Names on the front

Name size 100%

Align

Small print

Name color

Paper #1D1B18Ink #F2EDE4

Spine

Spine reads

Paper #E8412CInk #1D1B18

Tracklist

One song per line. Numbers are added for you.

Side ASide B

Set

Paper #F2EDE4Ink #1D1B18

Inside

The back of the sheet. Lyrics, credits, thank-yous, or one photo across the whole thing. Needs a printer that does double-sided.

Tape labels

Stickers for the cassette shell, Side A and Side B. Sized for 12-up cassette label sheets (5198 size) on US Letter. Print one on plain paper first and hold it over a sheet to check.

Dotted box: roughly where the tape window falls. Keep words out of it.

Paper #E8412CInk #1D1B18

Print it

Paper

Per sheet

Paper

80 lb cover, 216 gsm, smooth uncoated

What tape duplicators print standard J-cards on, fold-outs included. Uncoated takes ink on both sides, so it works for the inside too. Score each fold with a ruler and a dull blade before folding and it won’t crack. Check that your printer can feed 80 lb cover; most do it best through the rear or single-sheet slot.

300 DPI with 3 mm bleed. Print at 100% or “Actual size”, never “Fit”. Cut on the solid marks, then fold on the dashed ones with the print facing out.

Keep this project

Open file

The link keeps your words, colours and settings. The file keeps everything, images too. Both stay with you.

Show trim, folds and safe area4.13 × 4 in, plus 3 mm bleed

Trim
Fold
Keep words inside

Free cassette J-card template maker