Questions & Answers

Q: QuestionCan I print and then cut designs with this machine?

• A:Answer Yes, the Cricut Maker 4 is compatible with your home inkjet printer for print-then-cut projects.

Q: QuestionDoes the Cricut Maker 4 have a display screen?

• A:Answer No, the Cricut Maker 4 does not have a built-in display screen.

Q: QuestionWhat software is included with the Cricut Maker 4?

• A:Answer The Cricut Design Space software is included.

Q: QuestionIs there customer support available for the Cricut Maker 4?

• A:Answer Yes, world-class customer support is available via phone or chat.

Q: QuestionHow do I connect the Cricut Maker 4 wirelessly?

• A:Answer The Cricut Maker 4 uses Bluetooth wireless technology.

Q: QuestionWhat materials can the Cricut Maker 4 cut?

• A:Answer The Cricut Maker 4 works with 300+ materials, including popular choices like vinyl, iron-on, cardstock, leather, and matboard.

Q: QuestionCan I make lables to go on my candle vessels with this machine.

Asked 1 month ago by Melissa.

• A:Answer Yes, you can! There are stickers, clear stickers, and printable vinyl, and other materials you can use to do so. The starter bundle might not have the right materials for labels.

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Q: QuestionWhat is the difference between the "explorer " and the "maker"?

Asked 4 months ago by Anonymous.

• A:Answer Hi, and thank you for asking about the difference between the Explore Series and the Maker Series machines. The Explore cuts a variety of papers, cardstock, vinyl, and thinner items like veneer wood and craft foam and cereal box cardboard. The Maker can cut all of that and also has special tools that can cut fabric, basswood, chipboard, and some leathers. It can also deboss and engrave. For more information about what the two machines can do, please reach out to Cricut

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