Everything on the Cricut Maker 4 and Explore 4
Compare the Cricut Maker 4 and Explore 4
- You can cut into more than 300 materials, from fine paper to balsa wood.
- You can use up to 13 tools, so you can also write, fold, engrave, and more.
- You can cut up to 2 times faster than with the Maker 3.
- The higher speed only works if you use Smart Materials.
- You can cut into more than 100 materials, from fine paper to leather.
- You can use up to 6 tools, so you can also write, score fold lines, and add foil.
- You can cut up to 2 times faster than with the Explore 3.
- Want more options, such as engraving or making double folding lines? Choose the Maker 4.
- The higher speed only works if you use Smart Materials.
Cricut Maker 4: use up to 13 tools and 300 materials
With the Cricut Maker 4, you get the most creative options out of all Cricut smart machines. This machine can cut into 300 materials, so you can also work with thicker materials like balsa wood or leather. The Maker 4 also allows you to use up to 13 blades, which you have to buy separately. You can engrave your name on a glass plate with the engraving blade, for example. With the debossing tool, you can make a stamp. You can cut in materials of up to 3.6m long and 33cm wide, so you can also make wall decorations.
Cricut Explore 4: use up to 6 tools and 100 materials
The Cricut Explore 4 can cut into 100 materials, from fine paper to leather. That way, you can make a print for your T-shirt, stickers, wall decorations, and more. There are 6 blades suitable for the Explore 4. You can make a foldable box with a rotary cutter, for example. Or add glimmering detail to a card with the foil transfer tool. This machine allows you to make cuts of up to 3.6m long and 33cm wide, so you can also create fun designs for wall decorations.
Essential bundles
You can also buy your Cricut machine in a useful bundle, the Cricut Essential bundles. With these packs, you get everything you need with your Cricut Maker 4 and Explore 4. In addition to the machine, you also receive 6 sheets of Smart Vinyl, 6 sheets of Iron-On, 6 sheets of hobby carton, 5 sheets of transfer tape, a tool set, and a cutting mat. That way, you can get started right away.
What's the difference between the Explore/Maker 4 and the Explore/Maker 3?
The largest difference between the Explore and Maker 4 and the Explore and Maker 3 is the speed. The new generation Cricut machines is up to 2 times faster than their predecessor. That way, you can quickly cut a stack of cards or cut multiple prints in a row. The Maker 4 and Explore 4 also include enough materials for 10 trial projects.
