The DPac is already standard packaging today. The glued-in plastic trays are available in black, white and clear. In the picture on the left you can see a die-cut slot for a booklet.

The DPacs may of course also contain several pages. On the various pages CD trays can be applied or booklets are inserted and glued. The DPac shown has a sleeve in which a booklet can be inserted in the center.

ProfilePacs are one of the most common cardboard packages without plastic tray. The CD (or a booklet) is simply inserted into the slot. Variants are available for one or multiple discs.

In this packaging also made only of cardboard, the CD is inserted into a pocket. There are many different versions with different page numbers, with openings on different sides and with or without thumb cut.

The 3Pac is an unusual packaging. Instead of a tray made ​​of plastic a number of cardboard layers are glued together, under which the CD can be inserted. These multiple layers make 3Pac particularly strong.

A MediaBook is a hardcover book in CD format with a variable number of pages. The CD in a cardboard wallet is usually included either in the back or front of the book. It is an exquisite packaging for collector editions.

For sets of several CDs a Digiboks is a good solution. Depending on the amount of in cardboard sleeve packed CDs the Digiboks can have different spine widths.