Learn how to create your own labels with Cricut StickerPix Print + Cut. Start from scratch and personalize your labels using colors, patterns, photos, images, text, AI Create, or your own uploaded designs.
Looking for a premade design? Explore Templates for Organization Labels, Product Labels, Gift Labels, and more.
Before you begin
- Complete machine setup. Make sure Cricut StickerPix Print + Cut has been set up in Cricut Design Space. Setup
- Select your machine type. On the Home screen, make sure Cricut StickerPix Print + Cut is selected as your machine type.
- Connect your machine. Make sure Cricut StickerPix Print + Cut is connected to your device.
- Load your material. Make sure Cricut StickerPix Print + Cut Sticker Sheets are loaded in the Material Tray.
Create your label sheet
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Start with a Blank Sheet. From the Design Space Home screen, select Labels to start with a Blank Sheet.
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You can also select New Project from the Home screen on a computer or the green + on mobile. Select Labels, choose Browse All, then select Start Designing.
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Add to your label sheet. Add images, shapes, text, or other elements to create your labels.
- Images: Add an image from the Design Space library.
- Shapes: Add a shape to your design.
- Text: Add your own text.
- Upload: Add your own image or design.
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AI Create: Create a new image with AI or add a previously saved creation.
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Customize your background. Select Background below the Canvas to add a background to your label sheet. Choose from:
- Colors: Choose from the available preset colors, or select the + to create a custom color.
- Patterns: Choose an available pattern or select See All to explore more.
- Photos: Choose a photo, select See All to explore more, or select Upload to use your own.
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AI Generated: Choose from your previously generated AI images or select See All to explore more.
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Customize your labels. Select an element on the Canvas to make changes.
- Add a Fill. Select a shape or Design Space image, then select Fill. Choose a color, pattern, photo, or previously AI-generated image. Design Space automatically positions your selection within the element.
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Adjust your Fill. If a pattern, photo, or AI-generated image does not appear the way you want, select Edit Fill to reposition or zoom the Fill. Note: You can also use Adjust, Filters, Crop, or Erase for further customization.
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Customize the label Border. Select the element you want to customize, select Border on the toolbar, then turn on the Sticker toggle to add a border and enable cutting. You can also adjust the size or color of the Border here.
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To print an element without cutting it as a label, make sure the Sticker option is turned off.
Important: Elements added to the Canvas will not automatically be cut by your machine. To enable cutting, turn on the Sticker toggle in the Border tool.
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Customize text. Select your text box to change the font, font size, font style, justification, or formatting.
- Computer: Double-click the text box to change the words or letters.
- Mobile: Select the text box, then tap Edit Text to change the words or letters.
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Select Format for additional options, including letter and line spacing, text wrapping, and ungrouping text to adjust individual letters.
- Arrange your labels. Move and resize your labels until your label sheet looks the way you want. Keep anything you want to print within the white Canvas area. You can also use the Layout tool to fill the sheet with more of your labels, or to generate a unique label sheet with a background and filler labels.
Note: Overlapping labels will be cut separately unless they are merged. To combine two or more labels into a single label, select both labels by clicking/tapping and dragging over them, then select Merge Sticker from the menu that appears below the images.
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Review and print your label sheet. When you're happy with your design, select Make. Review your label sheet in the preview, then select Go! to print.
Note: When checking the Print Preview screen, you will see dotted lines on your design where the machine will be cutting.
Learn more
Learn more about creating and customizing projects with Cricut StickerPix Print + Cut: