Cricut launches compact sticker printers with cutting and lamination
Cricut has introduced its first printing-capable crafting machines designed specifically for creating stickers from photos and images. The new StickerPix range consists of two compact models that offer space-saving alternatives to larger machines, making them ideal for hobbyists with limited storage space or those new to crafting.
The StickerPix Print plus Cut starts at $299 and includes printing, lamination, and cutting capabilities, whilst the more affordable StickerPix Print at $169 handles printing and lamination only on pre-cut sticker sheets. Both machines use dye-sublimation printing technology for superior colour reproduction and feature built-in lamination to protect prints against water, scratches, and fading. The key distinction between these models and Cricut's larger machines is that they produce kiss-cut stickers—where designs remain attached to the backing sheet—rather than full die-cut stickers.
- Cricut launches two compact sticker-making machines under $300
- Built-in lamination offers water and scratch resistance
- Smaller model prints only; larger model adds cutting capability
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Originally published by The Verge as “Cricut’s new compact crafter prints, cuts, and laminates stickers”.