Cricut has introduced two compact crafting machines aimed at sticker makers, with the larger model starting at $299 and a print-only version at $169. The devices are positioned as low-cost ways to produce stickers and photos at home or for a small business, and they are among the smallest machines in Cricut's lineup.
The StickerPix Print + Cut uses a dye-sublimation printing process and includes a built-in lamination step, offering resistance to water, scratches, and fading. The smaller Print model lacks cutting capabilities but prints directly onto precut sticker sheets in shapes like circles and rectangles, and can also print 4x6 photos.
One limitation stands out: the Print + Cut only makes kiss-cut stickers, which stay attached to a larger backing sheet, unlike Cricut's larger machines that can cut through the backing for die-cut stickers. For sellers who need loose stickers, that could matter, but for many small shops the compact all-in-one may lower the barrier to entry.