Burning a CD or a DVD may look complicated when you first think about it. After buying blank Discs, an external CD/DVD drive (unless your computer comes with a built in drive), and alcohol based labelling markers, choosing the right software to burn your discs is the final step in the process. Luckily, there are plenty of apps out there that you can use to burn blank writable discs. It's important to know that CD+R, CD-R, DVD+R, and DVD-R discs can only be written once while CD+RW, CD-RW, DVD+RW, and DVD-RW discs can be rewritten (including having files erased or added) about 1,000 times. In this list, I will share some apps and website software that you can use to create and burn your own CDs and DVDs at home. Some of these are entirely free, whereas others may have a free version with several locked features and charge you money to use the full version or they may be entirely locked behind a paywall. As a side note, I've personally been using Maxell CD-R and DVD-R discs for my home burned discs. You can find these discs at various stores, including CVS Pharmacy (which is where I buy my blank CD and DVD discs in packs of 5).