ConnectionNETWORK
Width80 mm
Resolution203 DPI
✓ Setup complete
PosPrinterDriver is an app for Android 5.1 or later that connects your applications, websites and servers to ESC/POS-compatible receipt printers. Configure up to 5 printers over USB, Bluetooth or a network, send text and images, and convert the first page of a PDF for printing. You can test each connection before integrating, select the printer in supported workflows, and follow focused guides for permissions, character encoding, paper cutting, logos and remote print jobs. The documentation explains important limits to avoid duplicate or incomplete prints.
ConnectionNETWORK
Width80 mm
Resolution203 DPI
✓ Setup complete
5configurable printers
3connection types
3formats: text, image and PDF
4ways to send jobs
One place to manage printing
Set up your printer once on Android. Then choose how to send each job.
Share text, images or PDFs, or send an Intent to the configured printer you need.
Explore Android integration ↗Open PosPrinterDriver with an explicit link and send text or a file to the installed app.
Explore web links ↗Register the device with its linkcode and submit jobs to the remote queue for the main printer.
Explore remote printing ↗Help when you need it
USB permissions, Bluetooth pairing, port 9100, characters, logos, cutting, web service and pending jobs: each problem has a specific check.
Open troubleshootingQuick diagnosis
PosPrinterDriver is designed for receipt printers accepting ESC/POS commands. Actual compatibility depends on the model, connection and implemented commands; print a test before integrating.
Yes. The app stores up to five printers and lets you choose the destination number in supported Android and web-file flows.
No. The reviewed version converts and prints only the first PDF page. Split multi-page documents or convert each page into a separate image or job.
The documented remote queue delivers jobs to the main printer, number 1. The pn parameter must not be used to promise remote printer selection.
Network is often suitable for fixed workstations, USB for a direct stable connection, and Bluetooth for setups without a data cable. The best option depends on the hardware and environment.