The product

A bridge between Android and your receipt printer.

Set up the connection and paper once, then send jobs from another Android app, a website, the Share menu or a remote queue.

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Three ways to connect

The printer must understand ESC/POS and provide at least one of these connections.

Wi-Fi or Ethernet

Network

Connect using an IP address and TCP port. Receipt printers commonly use port 9100, but check your model.

Android permission

USB

Direct connection using a cable or OTG adapter. Android asks for permission to access the USB device.

Pair first

Bluetooth

Pair the printer in Android settings first, then select it in PosPrinterDriver.

Four ways to send jobs

Another Android app

Use ACTION_SEND or share content and, where supported, specify printer 1 to 5.

Open guide

A website

Open an explicit link that Android passes to the installed app.

Open guide

A server

Register the device with its linkcode and place the job in the remote queue.

Open guide

Share menu

Send text, an image or a PDF from compatible Android apps.

Verified capabilities

AreaCapabilityLimit or condition
PrintersSave up to five configurationsThe documented remote flow uses printer 1
ContentText, images and PDFOnly the first PDF page is printed
Paper2, 3 and 4-inch profiles and custom widthWidth and DPI must match the printer
FinishingLogo, partial or full cut, cash drawer openingDepends on the commands supported by the printer
TestsFont, logo, code page and QRThe built-in test must work before integration
StartupPrint service and automatic startupAndroid may apply battery restrictions

Trial and licence

The app offers a trial limited by print count and subscriptions through Google Play. Check Google Play for current options and conditions, as they may change.

  • We do not publish fixed prices outside Google Play.
  • Purchases and renewals are managed through the user's Google Play account.
  • Validate the printer and complete workflow during the trial.