Anker has unveiled a new eufyMake printer at IFA 2026 that it describes as a “personal fabric printer.” The device can print designs on a wide range of materials, including light and dark fabrics.
The printer supports Direct-to-Garment (DTG) and Direct-to-Film (DTF) printing. Ink can be applied directly to fabric or printed onto film that is then placed on fabric. Anker also says the device will support various special-effect films on top of materials.
The printer does not yet have a name or price. Anker says it will arrive in the first quarter of next year, while the IFA announcement provides an early look at the product. Press images show a table-sized device roughly in the range of a consumer 3D printer, with a large dashboard on top for managing print settings.
Anker is positioning the printer for creators and small businesses. The company also says it is retiring the eufyMake branding alongside other sub-brands, with everything becoming Anker.
Anker has additionally announced updates for its UV Printer E1. An over-the-air update will add bidirectional printing and faster print speeds at no extra cost.
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