recordJet gives you the option to upload a digital booklet for iTunes. You can add your booklet when creating your release under Basic Information > Additional Information. The digital booklet will be downloaded automatically to the user's hard drive everytime someone downloads your album.
NOTE: Once shipped to the stores, a booklet can no longer be deleted. Subsequently adding a booklet to a release that has already been delivered is not possible.
The following are Apple's requirements for digital booklets, which have to be followed strictly:
A PDF file format with the .pdf extension (select View >Fit Visible before saving)
72 dpi minimum (or 150 dpi if using image files)
exact dimensions: 28 x 21 cm
At least four pages
RGB color formatted
no margins
One-sided (1-up) page layout (recommended)
PDF version not pertinent to Read Only
All text and images to be in landscape format
All fonts and images to be embedded in the file
When saving as a PDF file, make sure the document opens full screen with no negative space surrounding the document. The PDF files are meant to be viewed on screen, not printed out. When a user first opens the document, they should not have to zoom in to read it.
Text should read left to right, top to bottom. Do not display rotated text.
The file size should be reasonable (8 - 10 MB max). If the digital booklet is several pages, consider using fewer images or optimizing images to achieve lower overall file size.
Bar codes, crops, and printers marks are not allowed. Number all pages.
You cannot sell or advertise other products or services. No other promotional sites are allowed.
Documents can mention "iTunes" if they link or refer to iTunes for purchase.
External links are permitted only for the artist or label website
No time-sensitive information (for example, a promotion or dates for an upcoming tour or concert) is allowed.