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Printing from your Android device

Learn how to print from an Android device using the default printing service, your printer brand's app, or another third-party app

Updated over 4 months ago

In this article, we go over how to print labels in PDF format from an Android device. We also share Google's recommendations for printing through some third-party apps, since they discontinued their Cloud Print service 👍

Printing Labels from your Android Device via the Built-in PDF Printer for Chrome / Google Drive

  • Steps for Printing via the Built-in PDF Printer:

    • Click on the "Print Label" button of the label you’d like to save as a PDF file

    • Tap the three-dot vertical icon on the top right-hand side corner of your screen

    • Tap Print, then Select a Printer. From there, choose the Save as PDF option

    • Tap the Save icon that appears towards the right-hand side corner, below the Save as PDF option

    • Once you've saved your label as a PDF, you can send that file to the printer of your choice

  • If the "Print" Option is Missing: On some devices, that "Print" option listed above may be missing 🙈 Instead, you can:

    • Click on the "Print Label" button of the label you’d like to save as a PDF file

    • Tap the three-dot vertical icon on the top right-hand side corner of your screen

    • Tap Share, then Chrome > Print. Next, tap Select a Printer, and from there, choose the Save as PDF option

    • Tap the Save icon that appears towards the right-hand side corner, below the Save as PDF option

    • Once you've saved your label as a PDF, you can send that file to the printer of your choice

  • Printing from Android Tablets: The same steps can be used to print to PDF for Android tablet devices 😉

Google's Recommendations for Online Printing

  • Alternatives to Google Cloud Print: Since Google discontinued its Cloud Print service, they suggest these cloud-print partners:

  • Some Services Cost Money: Both PaperCut.com's “Mobility Print” option and Ezeep.com's cloud printing service are free. All of the other options cost money 💰

Let ARRrrr Support Crew know how we can help

Have any other questions about printing from an Android device, Matey? Chat in with our Support Crew by clicking the blue chat icon - we're here to help 😃

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