1. Set up your printer
Power on and follow the on-screen setup. Wi-Fi and a PIN can be skipped initially. Connect to Wi-Fi before using AI generation or photo transformations.
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From first setup to your next favorite sticker. These steps describe the current device software; update your firmware if your menus look different.
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Power on and follow the on-screen setup. Wi-Fi and a PIN can be skipped initially. Connect to Wi-Fi before using AI generation or photo transformations.
From the main menu, open Style. Select Cartoon, Anime, Paper Cut, or Sticky note, return to the menu, and speak your idea.
Open Camera to capture a photo. Choose Grayscale, Photo, Cartoon, or Anime in the photo workflow, then review the result. AI transformations need Wi-Fi.
Choose a built-in frame, request an AI frame with your voice, or reuse a saved frame. Preview the composition before printing.
Use compatible thermal paper. Prints are black and white even when the screen shows color. Save creations to Favorites to find them again.
Get the iBeed app from the links on the home page. Pair your device using its on-screen mobile connection flow, then send creations from your phone.
Quick answers
They are two different devices. AI Voice Sticker Maker uses ink-free thermal paper to print black-and-white images. AI Drawing Robot moves a pen to draw on paper. Explore AI Drawing Robot.
No. The touchscreen can show color previews, but thermal prints are black and white. Use compatible thermal sticker paper for peel-and-stick output.
Voice creation offers Cartoon, Anime, Paper Cut, and Sticky note. The camera photo workflow offers Grayscale, Photo, Cartoon, and Anime, plus built-in or AI-created frames.
New AI images, AI photo transformations, and AI frames need an internet connection. You can skip Wi-Fi during setup and use local camera capture and saved content. Connect later for AI features.
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See the Sticker Maker guide for styles, photo modes, frames, and first-time setup, or contact Support.