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Cricut’s StickerPix prints and cuts custom stickers in one machine
Cricut has released the StickerPix Print + Cut, a compact machine that makes custom-shaped stickers.
It prints designs in full color and cuts them out, so users do not need scissors or a separate cutting tool.
The machine connects by Bluetooth and works with Cricut’s Design Space software on phones and computers.
Setup takes a few steps, including installing the software and loading the ink cartridge and paper.
Users can print their own photos and artwork without a subscription, while some designs in Cricut’s library require a paid plan.
A reviewer who used the machine for a week said the prints looked good and found the software easy to learn.
Cricut’s StickerPix Print + Cut is a compact machine that prints full-color designs and cuts them into custom-shaped stickers.
The device uses dye-sublimation printing and does not require a separate cutting tool or scissors.
It connects over Bluetooth and works with Cricut’s Design Space software on phones and computers.
Setup took Popular Science reviewer Stan Horaczek less than 10 minutes.
Some designs in the software library require a Cricut Access subscription, which starts at $9.99 per month.
- Who
- Cricut makes the StickerPix Print + Cut; Popular Science reviewer Stan Horaczek tested it.
- What
- A desktop machine prints full-color custom stickers and cuts them into shapes.
- When
- Popular Science published its review on October 12, 2026; the reviewer said he had used the machine for the past week.
- Where
- Not stated
- Why
- It is designed to make custom stickers from chosen graphics without a separate cutting tool or scissors.
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Stan Horaczek said he had been using the StickerPix.
Popular Science published Horaczek’s review of the machine.
- Dimensions
- 8 by 11.3 by 4.1 inches
- Weight
- 6.6 pounds
- Setup time
- Less than 10 minutes, according to the reviewer
- Connection
- Bluetooth
- Software platforms
- iOS, Android, macOS and Windows
- Cricut Access price
- Starts at $9.99 per month
What people are saying
I’m impressed with the output quality, especially compared to the extremely shallow learning curve.
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