Cricut Launches StickerPix Machines That Print, Cut, and Laminate Stickers

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Cricut has unveiled two new compact crafting machines, the StickerPix Print plus Cut and StickerPix Print, marking the company's first devices with built-in printing capabilities. Both machines are designed as all-in-one solutions for converting photos and images into finished, pre-cut stickers. They are among the smallest in Cricut's current product lineup, making them suitable for users with limited storage space. The StickerPix Print plus Cut, the larger and more feature-rich model, starts at $299 and is also available in pricier bundles with additional consumables. It supports 4×7-inch sticker formats and adds cutting and laminating functions on top of printing.

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