Print Remote - Printer Sharing

One printer. All your devices.

Print Remote lets you use a printer connected to a Windows PC or Mac from your Android phone or tablet. Keep your existing printer, including an older USB printer without Wi-Fi, and let the computer handle the printing.

GET CONNECTED

Install Print Remote on your Android device and the computer that can already print to your printer. Connect both to the same local network and approve pairing. Your phone can use Wi-Fi while the computer uses Wi-Fi or Ethernet. Keep the receiving computer awake with Print Remote running.

PRINT WHAT YOU NEED

- Add PDFs, supported images and documents, web pages, direct file links, or typed and pasted text

- Review prepared pages from different sources together

- Open larger previews, choose individual pages, and rearrange their order

- Select a printer and its supported copies, paper, color, duplex, orientation, scaling, and collation options

- Add headers or footers with a source name, page number, date, or date and time

GET A PDF BACK

Use Save PDF to combine selected pages into one file and return it to your Android device. Save or share it through the system share sheet. A Mac or Windows receiver prepares the pages; a physical printer is not required for this action.

REVIEW YOUR HISTORY

Find sent, received, and local activity in History. Repeat restores available sources to review before another job. Open a saved or retained PDF when available. Keep received PDFs can retain output PDFs on the receiver when history recording is enabled. Retained PDFs use limited storage, so keep important files separately.

CONNECT OVER YOUR OWN NETWORK

Paired devices use encrypted local connections. No account is required, and there is no Print Remote cloud upload. The receiving computer grants Print and Save PDF permissions separately. Web links, cloud-backed files, and sharing destinations may contact their providers.

Android, iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Windows can send jobs. Mac and Windows receive them and can also use This Device to prepare and print locally. The printer needs a working installation and compatible driver on the receiving computer; its own Wi-Fi connection is not required.

PDFs, supported images, and typed or pasted text need no Office software. DOC/DOCX, XLS/XLSX, and PPT/PPTX require compatible Microsoft Office or LibreOffice installed separately on the receiving computer. ODT, ODS, ODP, and RTF require LibreOffice. Windows web conversion requires Microsoft Edge WebView2 Runtime.