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Transform your cherished photos into a playable picture disc vinyl record. The ultimate way to preserve memories with music.
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Your photos are printed and sealed between two layers of clear vinyl, with the grooves cut right over them. The result? A fully playable record that displays your memories.
Your photos are printed at high resolution and sealed inside the record itself, between two layers of clear vinyl, ensuring vibrant colors and crisp details that last forever.
The photo sits underneath the playing surface, so the stylus only ever touches clear vinyl. A picture disc plays exactly like our black and color records.
The images are sealed inside the record, so there is nothing to scratch, chip, or fade. Your memories will look as good decades from now as they do today.
Create collages with multiple photos per side
Add names, dates, or special messages
Choose from templates or design your own
Compile your best moments from the year into one special disc
Example: Monthly highlights, top songs of the year
Turn your wedding photos and first dance songs into a timeless keepsake
Example: Photos from ceremony, reception, your wedding playlist
Capture vacation memories with photos and the soundtrack of your trip
Example: Destination photos, local music & travel songs
Document precious milestones with photos and lullabies
Example: Monthly photos, nursery rhymes & lullabies

Choose your favorite photos for Side A and Side B
Tip: High resolution images work best
Arrange your photos on the vinyl surface with our editor
Tip: Add text, adjust size, create collages
Create custom front and back covers to complete the package
Tip: Match your photo theme
Upload songs that match your memories
Tip: Up to 20 minutes per side
Your images printed into the record itself, visible on both sides
Works on any turntable - your photos don't affect playback
Professional printing ensures your photos look stunning
A one-of-a-kind way to preserve your precious memories
The ultimate personalized vinyl experience
$109.99
Premium quality vinyl records
How do you get photos onto a vinyl record?
Your photos are printed and sealed between two pieces of clear vinyl, and then the grooves are lathe-cut into the disc exactly like any other record we make. It's not a sticker or a printed coating... the image is inside the record itself, visible on both sides, and the record plays right over it.
Do the photos affect the sound quality?
Not at all. The photo sits underneath the playing surface, sealed inside the record, so the stylus only ever touches clear vinyl. A picture disc from us plays exactly like our black and color records.
Do picture discs actually play, or are they just for display?
They actually play. Any standard turntable, 33⅓ RPM, up to 20 minutes of music per side. Most people display them between listens, which is the point... it's the one record format that works face-out on a shelf.
Will the photos scratch off or fade?
They can't. The image is sealed inside the record, between the two layers of vinyl, so it isn't exposed to the stylus, your fingers, or anything else. It'll look the same on the hundredth play as it did on the first.
What kind of photos look best on a picture disc?
Remember you're designing a circle with a hole in the middle. Photos with the subject centered (or deliberately off-center, away from the spindle hole) work best, and bright, high-contrast images pop more than dark or busy ones. High resolution matters too, since the image prints at 12 inches across. The editor shows you exactly how the crop lands before you order.
Can I put different photos on Side A and Side B?
Yes, each side is designed separately. A popular move: one person's photo per side, or "then" on Side A and "now" on Side B.
Can I make a collage or add text on the disc?
Collages, yes — the editor supports multiple photos per side. Text is possible too, but we don't really recommend it: the image sits underneath the clear, grooved playing surface, and small text can get hard to read through the grooves. If you want words on the record, make them big and bold, or put them on the covers where they'll always be crisp.
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