Cricut launches home sticker printers, including model that cuts custom shapes
Cricut has launched two compact machines for printing personalised stickers and photos at home: the StickerPix Print and StickerPix Print + Cut. The larger model also cuts stickers into custom shapes, expanding beyond Cricut’s pre-cut formats and potentially making small-scale sticker production easier.
Both machines use dye-sublimation printing and add a protective laminate layer, making the results resistant to water, scratches and fading. The Print costs $169 and handles 4-by-6-inch media, while the Print + Cut costs $299 and supports slightly larger sheets; both produce kiss-cut stickers, require Cricut’s Design Space software and include starter supplies.
- Cricut launches two dedicated sticker-printing machines.
- The larger model prints and cuts custom shapes.
- Prices start at $169, with Design Space required.
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Originally published by Engadget as “Cricut’s new DIY machines let you print and cut your own stickers”.