Cricut wants to shrink your sticker-making setup down to one box.
The company's new StickerPix Print plus Cut and StickerPix Print are its first crafting machines that both print and cut, aimed squarely at turning photos and other images into finished, pre-cut stickers without swapping between separate cutter and printer hardware. Cricut says both machines are also among the smallest in its current lineup, a pitch aimed at crafters short on desk or storage space. The pricier Print plus Cut model starts at $299 and works with 4x7-inch sticker sheets; it's also sold in pricier bundles that include more consumables. The cheaper StickerPix Print skips the cutting step but shares the compact footprint.
Cricut has sold cutting machines for years, but they've always needed a separate printer if you wanted full-color, photo-based stickers rather than just die-cut shapes. Folding printing into the machine itself removes a step that likely turned off casual buyers, and it fits a broader pattern of gadgets getting smaller and more single-purpose as personalization crafts like custom stickers, labels, and planner decor stay popular on platforms like TikTok and Etsy.
Bundles stacked with extra consumables are also how Cricut, like most printer makers, tends to make its real money. Treat the $299 starting price as a floor, not the likely checkout total.