Burn data, music, and video with Burning Studio 26
Ashampoo Burning Studio 26 combines CD, DVD, and Blu-ray burning with audio, video, and backup tools. Create data discs, copy existing media, or build multimedia projects with menus and cover artwork. Choose the project type first: a data disc stores files, while an audio or video disc prepares content for compatible players.
Music CDs, audiobooks, and car audio
Rip audio CDs with track information and CD-Text support. Arrange music compilations and adjust volume or equalizer settings before burning.
The audiobook module lets you choose audio file lengths. Car radio profiles help prepare tracks in formats and orders suitable for compatible players.
Movies and photo slideshows
Combine video, photos, and music, then adjust transitions and slide durations. Add animated menus when preparing video discs. H.265 decoding supports compatible camera and mobile footage.
Local backups and disc spanning
Create backup plans with reminders and archive updates. Larger archives can span multiple discs, with compression and password protection available.
Scratch-protected discs store redundant copies and include a recovery tool to help retrieve data if parts of the disc become unreadable. This redundancy does not make a disc immune to damage; keep another copy of important files.
Disc images and cover design
Create, browse, and burn ISO, CUE/BIN, and ASHDISC images. Design covers and inlays with images, text, and track lists, then save layouts for future projects.
A workspace for recurring projects
Choose carousel navigation or classic menus, and keep frequently used tools in Favorites. Light and dark skins let you adjust the appearance.
Compare Burning Studio 26 with Burning Studio 25
If you use Burning Studio 25, compare the tools you rely on before choosing version 26. Review its audiobook workflow, CD-Text support for ripping, car radio profiles, cover search, and project navigation.
Version 26 offers carousel or classic menu navigation, Favorites, and light or dark skins. Choose a layout that suits recurring tasks such as compiling music, updating a backup, or preparing a slideshow.
Prepare a disc in three steps
- Choose the output. Select a data, audio, video, image, or backup project.
- Review the content. Add files, check capacity, and adjust the options for the intended player or archive.
- Burn and check. Select the recorder and media, then check the finished disc on the device where you plan to use it.
Burning Studio 26 purchase options
Review the available offer and license terms in the purchase section. Confirm the selected version and final checkout total before paying.