Coffee art printer

Sipprint Coffee Art Printer

$39.99

Color: White
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Latte art, without the barista course. Sipprint is a pocket-sized coffee art printer shaped like an instant camera. Fill it with cinnamon or cocoa, slide in a stencil, hold it over your cup and press — a crisp design lands on the foam in seconds.

  • Works with what's in your kitchen — cinnamon, cocoa, matcha or any fine powder.
  • Swap designs in a second — hearts, pets, seasonal icons, handwritten messages.
  • Made to stay on the counter — a retro camera body with brushed gold details, in White, Sage or Black.
  • For more than coffee — cappuccinos, hot chocolate, matcha lattes, desserts.

Makes an easy gift for anyone who takes their morning cup seriously.

What's in the box
  • 1 × Sipprint coffee art printer
  • Starter stencil set
How to use it
  • Fill the chamber with a fine, dry powder
  • Slide in a stencil
  • Hold level over the foam and press
Care

Empty leftover powder after use and wipe with a dry cloth. Keep the printer and stencils dry.

How it works

Three steps. No barista course.

1Fill

Fill

Flip the lid and spoon in cinnamon, cocoa or matcha. Any fine, dry powder works.

2Slide

Slide

Choose a stencil — a heart, your dog, a quick “good morning” — and slide it into place.

3Press

Press

Hold it over the foam and press. The design lands on your cup, ready before the coffee cools.

The stencils

A design for every mood.

Each stencil is a small card you swap in a second. Say thank you, mark a season, or put the cat on the cappuccino.

HeartsPetsSeasonsMessagesSun & moonCoffee classics

Good to know

Questions, answered.

Which powders can I use?

Any fine, dry powder: ground cinnamon, cocoa, matcha, powdered sugar or finely ground spices. The finer the powder, the sharper the design.

Which drinks does it work on?

Anything with a smooth layer of foam or cream on top — cappuccinos, lattes, flat whites, hot chocolate and matcha lattes. It also works on desserts with a flat surface.

Do I need any barista skills?

None. If you can hold it level over a cup and press a button, you can print.

How do I look after it?

Tip out any leftover powder, wipe the printer and stencils with a dry cloth, and store everything somewhere dry so the powder keeps flowing freely.

Is it a good gift?

It is one of the main reasons people buy it. It suits anyone with a coffee machine at home, and the three finishes make it easy to match a kitchen.