Custom HD DVD Covers by Bunny Dojo

Right-Click on any of the cover links on the Home page and select "Save Target As..." or "Save Link As..." (depending on which Internet browser you are using). Be sure to choose a location that you will remember.

Using Adobe Photoshop, select File > Open and navigate to the location of the downloaded cover. Optional: If you would like to double-check to make sure that your file will print out at the correct size, select Image > Image Size. For a file obtained from this site, the width should be 3122, the height 1794, and the resolution 300 pixels/inch.

Select File > Print. When the dialog box comes up, select Page Setup and make sure that Orientation is set to Landscape. You might also consider setting Print Quality to its maximum or specifying that you are using photo paper, but, while recommended, neither is required.

If you are not able to use Adobe Photoshop, a program such as Paint Shop Pro -- or even the majority of software bundled with a digital camera these days -- should work similarly in the printing process. Just make sure to check the print preview and confirm that things look "right" before printing, "right" meaning that the image fits comfortably on a single sheet of paper, with a nice bit of space on all sides

With the file printed, all of the hard work is done. At this point, waiting an hour or longer is suggested before continuing, so as to make sure that the ink is dry and will not smudge in the following steps.

Cut inside the light grey dotted line, remove the retail cover from the case, and pause for a moment so as to allow the anticipation to build.

Slip the cover under the clear plastic sleeve of the case, center as you like, and enjoy. Depending on the thickness of your paper, you may want to leave the retail cover under the sleeve, both to provide a design to look at when the case is open and to save the cover in case you decide to change back to it in the future.

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