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About Cricut EasyPress® Products
Combining the speed of a heat press and the convenience of an iron, Cricut EasyPress products help bring your heat transfer dreams to life. Whether you're using heat transfer vinyl, Infusible Inkâ„¢, or sublimation products, our heat presses are designed to deliver flawless transfers every day.
A Press for Every Project
Our heat presses come in a variety of sizes for different project types. Cricut EasyPress 2 9 in x 9 in and Cricut EasyPress 3 9 in x 9 in are perfect for T-shirts, totes, and more. Cricut EasyPress 2 12 in x 10 in and Cricut EasyPress 3 12 in x 10 in are perfect for larger apparel, blankets, and more. Our compact handheld heat press, Cricut EasyPress Miniâ„¢, is great for small and unique projects like baby onesies, shoes, and more.
These presses are the perfect complement to Cricut® cutting machines.
FAQ
The main difference is size and intended use. Cricut EasyPress Miniâ„¢ is for perfect for detailed designs. Cricut EasyPress 9x9 is versatile for most popular projects like T-shirts, and Cricut EasyPress 12x10 is ideal for larger projects like blankets and batch making.
Cricut EasyPress works with most brands of heat-transfer vinyl (HTV), though we recommend Cricut® materials for best results.
Cricut EasyPress Mini heat press offers more precise temperature control and heat distribution than a standard iron, resulting in reliable, high-quality transfers.
The 9x9 model works great with fabrics like cotton, polyester, and blends, as well as wood, canvas, and other heat-transfer compatible materials.
Absolutely! While it's a larger heat press, Cricut EasyPress 2 - 12x10 is just as user-friendly as other models, making it great for beginners working on larger projects or those planning to scale up their crafting.
Consider the size of your typical projects. If you mainly work on standard-sized shirts or smaller items, the 9x9 is perfect. For larger designs or bulk production, the 12x10 might be more efficient.
Decide which project you want to make, then gather materials and tools you'll need to make it. Design your project in the Design Space® app, use your Cricut machine to cut your design, then assemble your project.