Anywhere to find and print blu ray box art?

[BigPudge]

My father recently passed away and he had a lot of blu rays that I am keeping, but he was one who took the discs out and put them all in binders. So, the collector in me, i have a basement that is wall to wall with shelves of my blu rays, so i want to print out the box art for the titles of his i want to keep and put them in cases to put on my shelf.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Apologies if there is already a thread for something like this, if so, can you link it to me and then i can ask for this thread to be deleted.

Thanks again

[MifuneFan]

I'm sorry to hear about your father. Custom maniacs is a good resource for both custom and original covers, though I think some (or all) may not be free

https://www.customaniacs.org/forum/

You can search through the custom cover art thread on here too for some amazing covers.

[bigdaddyhorse]

r1db dot com has great customs and standard scans, all hi-res, but it is a pay site.

Googling blu ray covers shows plenty of sites, but I don't know and can't vouch for any of them. The ones I used to use are gone except r1db (which if i type directly into address bar, I get something else, but can get to right site through google).

[Gargus]

If you have office max near you you can buy single sheets of this paper that I forgot what it's called but its damn near the same thing used in blu Ray's. I got it from the print dept for like 8 cents a sheet. I used it for some ps4 games and blu Ray's I got off Ebay with damaged cover art.

I don't know where to get the art to print from though but I thought maybe it might be of some help about the paper.

If you have no luck you can PM me the list of movies you want and maybe if I have them I'll scan them for you.

[TripleHBK]

Use google or one of the pay sites mentioned above to find covers.

Use Undercover 10 (freeware program) to print covers to proper sizes.

Use HP brochure paper to print covers onto. It is double sided glossy paper that looks and feels like the retail equivalent. (Stay away from the tri-fold paper.)

Use a metal edged ruler, an xacto knife, and a cutting board to cut out covers.

Follow these steps and you'll have picture perfect covers. From there go order a bunch of viva elite cases for the discs/covers and you'll be set.

[cyclorama]

I use freecovers.net

[Slob]

Originally Posted by cyclorama

I use freecovers.net

Are they still allowing new members to register? I've tried but the registration page seems to be broken. At the bottom where you're supposed to type in the security check, nothing is there. Instead it says reCAPTCHA V1 IS SHUTDOWN.