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DVDStyler is a free, open-source program for authoring and burning video DVDs with menus for standalone players. You can build a menu from a template or arrange buttons, text, images, and other objects yourself. It also creates photo slideshows, supports multiple audio and subtitle tracks, and lets you use MPEG and VOB files without re-encoding. Support for a range of media formats and Linux, macOS, and Windows makes it a fit for varied DVD projects.

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    PyBurn Studio

    Free plan LinuxMacWindows

    Cross-platform disc authoring, ripping, and job tracking — PyBurn Studio adds data and Blu-ray discs, audio CDs, CD ripping, and queued jobs, while DVDStyler focuses on video DVDs with custom menus and slideshows.

    7.1 Open source Visit site
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    Open Burning Suite

    Free plan Open source LinuxMacSelf-hosted+1

    Broad disc formats, images, and integrity checks — Open Burning Suite adds broad disc-image support, checksum verification, and gaming presets, while DVDStyler focuses on custom video-DVD menus and slideshows.

    8.9 Free plan Visit site
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    Q DVD-Author

    Free plan LinuxMacWindows

    Linux users seeking DVD menus and photo slideshows — Q DVD-Author also offers menus, submenus, and photo slideshows, but its project lists components and dependencies rather than DVDStyler’s described drag-and-drop interface.

    7.0 Free plan Visit site
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    WinX DVD Author

    Free plan Windows

    Windows users who want DVD editing before burning — WinX DVD Author adds trimming, aspect-ratio and resolution adjustments, and DVD burning from URLs, while DVDStyler supports Linux and macOS too.

    6.5 Free plan Visit site
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    DVDBuilder SDK

    Free plan Windows

    Developers building DVD authoring into software — DVDBuilder is an XML-based SDK with C++ and .NET APIs, rather than DVDStyler’s desktop application for designing DVD menus.

    6.8 Free plan · paid from $1,500/yr Visit site
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    AVS Video Editor

    by AVS Video Editor
    Free plan Windows

    Windows video editing and 4K export — AVS Video Editor is Windows video-editing software with 4K export, rather than DVDStyler’s cross-platform video-DVD authoring and menu tools.

    7.2 Free plan · paid from $149/yr Visit site
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    DeVeDe NG

    Free plan Linux

    Linux users creating DVDs, VCDs, sVCDs, or CVDs — DeVeDe NG supports DVD and several CD video formats on Linux, while DVDStyler also supports macOS and Windows and describes custom menu design.

    6.8 Free plan Visit site
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    Avidemux

    Free plan Open source LinuxMacWeb+1
    9.2 Free plan Visit site
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    DVDFab DVD Creator

    Free trial MacWindows
    6.1 From $59.99 · 30-day trial Visit site
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    Corel VideoStudio

    by Corel VideoStudio
    Free trial Windows
    6.0 30-day trial Visit site
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    GiliSoft Movie DVD Creator

    Free trial Windows
    5.9 From $39.95/yr Visit site
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    Aiseesoft DVD Creator

    Paid MacWindows
    5.8 From $24.90/mo Visit site
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    AnyMP4 DVD Creator

    Paid MacWindows
    5.8 From $24.90/mo Visit site
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    Pinnacle Studio

    Free trial Windows
    5.7 15-day trial Visit site
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    Tipard DVD Creator

    Free trial MacWindows
    5.7 From $30/mo Visit site
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    Wondershare DVD Creator

    Free trial MacWindows
    5.6 From $39.95/yr Visit site
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    Xilisoft DVD Creator

    Free trial MacWindows
    5.5 From $39.95 Visit site
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    Yuhan DVD Creator

    Free trial MacWindows
    5.5 From $39.95 Visit site
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    Nero BackItUp

    Paid Windows
    5.3 15-day trial Visit site
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    Roxio Creator NXT 9

    Paid MacWindows
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    Scenarist SD

    Paid Windows
    5.0 Pricing on request Visit site
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    Leawo DVD Creator

    Paid MacWindows
    4.7 From $29.95/yr Visit site
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    Pinnacle MyDVD

    Paid Windows
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    4.1 From $122 Visit site

Look elsewhere if your work involves disc types or tasks beyond DVDStyler’s video-DVD workflow, or if you need a different kind of tool. Some options add Blu-ray or data-disc authoring, CD ripping, or disc verification; others focus on Linux DVD creation, Windows video editing, or a developer SDK. Compare the disc formats and operations you need, whether DVD menus and slideshows matter, and which operating systems you use. Pricing also varies: the alternatives include free software, freemium products, and an SDK whose demo mode limits video titles to five minutes.

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