DVD case inserts Fellowes 20 pcs for standard DVD jewel or case labeling

Fellowes DVD case inserts, pack of 20 pieces, are paper inserts sized for standard DVD jewel or plastic cases. Each sheet contains a single insert with a photo-quality finish on matte paper, designed to accept both printed and handwritten labels. These inserts help organize and identify DVDs by title, date or content, and are compatible with common DVD storage solutions used at home, in small offices or for media distribution.

Advantages

The matte surface reduces glare while maintaining good print clarity for text and images. One insert per sheet simplifies handling and cutting, and the pack of 20 provides enough labels for small to medium media collections. The paper material is lightweight and fits standard DVD trays without additional trimming, enabling straightforward labeling and consistent presentation across cases.

Suitable for

• Home media libraries and personal DVD collections
• Small office archives and internal media distribution
• Event recordings, training materials and backup copies
• Retail or promotional DVD packaging requiring simple labeling

Key specifications

• Quantity: 20 inserts per pack
• Format: single insert per sheet for standard DVD jewel or plastic cases
• Finish: matte, photo-quality paper
• Compatibility: fits typical DVD case trays without modification
• Printable: suitable for both inkjet and laser printing as well as handwriting

How to use

Print desired titles, images or metadata on the inserts using a suitable printer and settings for matte paper, or write directly on the paper with a permanent pen. Separate each insert from its sheet along the pre-cut or perforated line if present, then place the insert into the DVD case tray with the printed side facing outward. Ensure the insert is aligned and flat inside the case to avoid wrinkling or misalignment when closing the case.

Usage recommendations

For best results, select printer settings that match matte photo paper and perform a test print to confirm alignment. Store unused inserts in a dry, flat place to prevent curling or moisture damage. Use permanent or archival pens for handwritten labels to maintain legibility over time.