Maker of printing machines Cricut has unveiled the Cricut StickerPix Print + Cut and the Cricut StickerPix Print giving consumers new ways to turn their digital photos and artworks into printed formats.

The Cricut StickerPix Print + Cut is an all-in-one machine that turns personalised designs into custom stickers through one process: printing, laminating and precision cutting custom shapes. You can also make photo prints, photo cards, and custom-cut labels.

The machine uses thermal dye-sublimation technology to produce high-resolution, ultra-vivid prints that Cricut claims are water, scratch, and fade resistant so creations are made to last. It also uses a built-in fine-point blade to deliver precise, clean edges on every custom sticker shape.

Cricut StickerPix Print uses the same dye-sublimation print technology for creating custom pre-cut stickers and labels. It also produces photo prints and photo cards, labels and stickers using pre-cut sheets.

The release of the machines ties in with three trends shaping how people create and express themselves today. The fact that people store images on their phones, an interest in stickers as a visual language for self-expression and the use of AI for transforming photos into art designs and memorable creations.

“Cricut StickerPix brings these trends together and makes it incredibly easy to turn what’s on your screen into something you can hold, share and make your own,” said Ashish Arora, CEO at Cricut. “Cricut has always been about helping people turn their ideas into something personal and real and we are so excited to make that even easier with the launch of this new machine line.”

Cricut says both machines are compact enough to fit anywhere in the home. They connect to Design Space on mobile or desktop. Users can start with their own photos or ideas, personalise editable templates, use AI-powered capabilities or choose from a library of more than 1.8 million sticker images from hundreds of original artists.

That makes StickerPix useful to users that want to make gifts, labels or stickers without having to go to the trouble of assembling a separate printer.

The StickerPix Print + Cut bundle costs A$469 and includes the machine as well as 18 sticker sheets, 18 photo paper sheets and one ink cartridge. New sets can be purchased for A$84.95 which includes 72 sticker sheets and two cartridges, or A$69.95 for 72 photo sheets and two cartridges.

The StickerPix Print comes in a bundle that includes 18 pre-cut rectangle sheets, 18 photo paper sheets and one ink cartridge. It costs A$289. Replacement sets are priced at $44.95 for a mixed sticker, photo paper and ink set or $64.95 for a pre-cut sticker sheet and ink set.

Both StickerPix machines will be available at Spotlight and Harvey Norman from October 15, 2026.