The Liene PixCut S1 prints color stickers and cuts them in a single continuous workflow, combining what’s normally handled by two separate devices into a single machine. It prints with an inkjet resolution comparable to a desktop printer, then cuts precisely around each design using the built-in blade, with control via the Liene app on your phone. The S1 works with the brand’s sticker paper as well as kraft, transparent, and gloss media. So, you can make anything from organizer labels to product packaging stickers without picking up scissors.
A sticker printing machine with crisp images and its own cutting apparatus
The PixCut S1 prints high-resolution full-color images using an inkjet process and features a blade that precisely cuts your imported designs. The PixCut can also cut custom-shaped stickers and stickers with multiple designs on a single sheet of paper. After it is printed and cut, the output requires no additional trimming or touch-up to be used.
You make your designs in the Liene app, with templates you can customize and the option to upload your own art for printing and cutting. The app also handles the trace-and-cut step automatically, generating the cut path around whatever shape you import without needing to draw the outline manually. A built-in library of pre-made designs covers organizer stickers, planner labels, and gift packaging if you’d rather pick from existing layouts than build from scratch.
The S1 isn’t limited to standard sticker paper or a single finish. Kraft, transparent, gloss, and waterproof finishes are all supported by the same loader, and the app handles material settings so you don’t have to manually adjust blade depth or pressure each time you switch stocks. The variety opens up different finished looks for the same design, from matte planner stickers to glossy product labels to weatherproof tags for outdoor use.
The S1 runs the print and cut steps in a single continuous pass, with the sheet moving directly from the print head to the cutting blade without a handoff between machines. Setting up a batch ahead of time lets you keep the device running throughout a production run rather than swapping sheets one at a time. Connection is over Wi-Fi or USB, depending on whether you’re sending jobs from your phone or a computer.
The PixCut S1’s $206 sale price knocks roughly $94 off its $300 list price with code 15PIXCUT6 applied at checkout. It combines a sticker printer and cutter, designed to merge the print and cut steps into a single workflow on a single device.