Liene PixCut S1 Photo Sticker Printer and Cutter

Sticker, journal and label makers usually juggle two machines — a printer for output and a cutter for shaping — plus manual alignment in between. It's slow, wasteful and error-prone. The Liene PixCut S1 welds both steps into one device. It prints via dye-sublimation at 300 DPI with a 1280-dot thermal head and 16.7 million colors, producing photo-grade 4×6 or 4×7 inch output; after printing, the sheet feeds automatically into the cutting stage, where a fine-point blade traces intricate contours precisely, and the laminated finish resists water, fading and scratches. A dedicated cassette feeds paper automatically for unattended batch production; Bluetooth pairs with the phone app for editing and layout, and a reserved USB-C port puts PC support on the roadmap. The blade housing is quick-release for easy swaps. Behind it stands Hannto, a team that has co-developed 10 products with partners including Xiaomi and FUJIFILM. Launched in September 2024, the campaign drew 3,330 backers and raised about HK$7.06M (~$908K) — roughly 9,064% funded.