Of course you can use PS. Just pull out two circles according to the size of the disc and compare them with a ruler, and you can draw pictures on them with the box selection tool or the path tool. But it seems more troublesome than using NERO's own cover tool. NERO has a special tool for making CD box covers and CD covers. As long as the image is transferred in, you don't have to draw a circle yourself. Automatically remove the part outside the CD, you can adjust the size and position of the image, or you can input text on it to adjust the size, color and position of the text. After completion, it can be directly printed into a circular cover sticker. This special sticker is sold in all parts stores in Computer City, and the price is also very cheap. It is self-adhesive and punched according to the standard size. After printing, it is a round sticker with a hole in the middle. Paste it on the CD. Just pay attention to skills and experience when pasting, otherwise it will stick off. Self-adhesive is very sticky, and the sticker area is large. Once it deviates from the center, it can't be torn and pasted. After this function is turned on, several parameters should be set. The specific operation is relatively simple and will be used several times.