Rated 4.8 (5,931+)

Vellum Lab Creative Printer for Kids

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  • Instant Sticker Printing. Draw it, print it, stick it anywhere
  • No Ink Needed. Thermal printing means no cartridges, no mess, no refills.
  • Kid-Friendly Design. One big button makes creativity effortless.
  • Screen-Free Creativity. More imagination, more creating, less scrolling.

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“My kids absolutely love turning their little drawings into stickers. It’s super easy to use and keeps them entertained for hours.”

How the Vellum Lab Creative Printer turns imagination into something they can hold

The crayons. The coloring books. The screen time. Kids create something once, then quickly move on to the next thing.

From drawing to real sticker

From drawing to real sticker

Kids draw whatever comes to mind, snap a photo, and send it to the printer. In seconds, their idea comes out as a real peel-and-stick sticker they can color, decorate with, trade, or proudly stick somewhere special. Creativity doesn't just stay on the page anymore.

Ink-free printing in seconds

Ink-free printing in seconds

No cartridges to replace. No messy ink. No complicated setup. The Vellum Lab Creative Printer uses ink-free thermal printing to bring drawings to life almost instantly, so kids spend less time waiting and more time making their next creation.

One button, endless ideas

One button, endless ideas

Send the design, press the big button, and watch it print. The simple controls are made for little hands, so kids can enjoy creating with more independence. From animals and characters to names, doodles, and decorations, every new idea can become their next sticker.

The Numbers Behind 5,931+ Reviews

The Numbers Behind 5,931+ Reviews

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of parents said their child found the Creative Printer easy to use.

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of parents said it encouraged their child to spend more time drawing and creating.

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of parents said their child kept coming back to make new stickers.

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of parents said the simple, ink-free design made creative time easier and less messy.

* Based on customer feedback surveys.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can my child really turn their own drawing into a sticker? +

Yes. Your child can draw something on paper, snap a photo of it, send the design to the Vellum Lab Creative Printer, and print it onto peel-and-stick sticker paper in seconds.

Does it need ink cartridges? +

No. The printer uses thermal printing technology, so there are no ink cartridges to buy, replace, spill, or dry out. You’ll only need compatible sticker paper when the current roll runs out.

Can kids use it themselves, or will I need to help every time? +

The printer itself is designed to be simple, with a large one-button operation that kids can easily understand. Younger children may still need a parent’s help when sending a new design to the printer.

Are the stickers printed in color? +

The printer creates black-and-white designs that kids can leave as they are or color themselves with pencils or other suitable coloring supplies. That extra step turns each print into their own creation.

What can my child actually do with the stickers afterward? +

They can peel and stick their creations onto notebooks, journals, cards, craft projects and other suitable surfaces, or make collections to share and trade. The fun continues after the sticker comes out.

What happens when we run out of sticker paper? +

Simply replace the finished roll with a compatible sticker-paper refill and keep creating. The printer itself doesn't need ink, so paper is the main printing consumable you’ll need to replenish.

Is this just another toy they'll use once and forget about? +

Instead of giving kids one fixed activity, the printer starts with whatever they imagine next. Animals, characters, doodles, names and new creations can all become stickers, giving them a new project each time they draw.