The flagship Cricut StickerPix Print plus Cut, priced at $299, handles the entire lifecycle of a sticker. It prints, laminates for durability against moisture and scratches, and performs kiss-cuts, leaving designs attached to a backing sheet for easy peeling. Utilizing a dye-sublimation process rather than traditional inkjet technology, the unit relies on heat to achieve superior color depth on 4x7-inch sticker sheets or standard 4x6-inch photo paper.
Cricut Debuts Compact Machines for Home Sticker Production
Shrinking the footprint of its professional-grade hardware, Cricut has unveiled the StickerPix series, a duo of compact devices engineered to transform digital photos into finished stickers. By integrating dye-sublimation printing and lamination, the company aims to put an all-in-one crafting lab onto the desks of space-constrained hobbyists.
For users who prefer pre-cut templates, the $169 StickerPix Print offers a more streamlined approach. While it omits the cutting blade, it maintains the same high-quality printing and lamination features. It is designed to work with pre-cut sticker sheets—featuring circles, squares, or rectangles—or as a dedicated photo printer. Both models represent a significant departure from Cricut’s larger industrial-style cutters, prioritizing portability and ease of use for casual creators.
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