PaperCut also supports most wide-format printers and plotters.

Where possible we recommend networked printers (i.e. In Windows environments we also recommend disabling “Advanced Printing Features” in most situations.Īll common connection methods are supported, including USB, LPT Port, TCP/IP (ethernet network printers), standard LPR port, standard TCP/IP ports, and JetDirect. Many printer manufacturers make their products compatible with the PostScript standard (developed by Adobe) or PCL (developed by HP).

most proprietary GDI printers, including HBPL, Konica-Minolta, RISO GDI, QMS, Samsung, Lexmark, Dell, Brother, Zebra and others…įor the best experience with PaperCut, we recommend using a PCL or PostScript driver.

Canon BubbleJet, Canon CAPT, and Canon GARO, Canon UFR, UFRII.

Epson languages: ESC/P2, ESC/PAGE, ESC/PAGE-COLOR, ESC/P-R and others.

Instead, this page tries to answer that question by looking at the languages that printer manufacturers use to encode print jobs, like PostScript, which is a much better indicator of compatibility with PaperCut.Īre you more interested in whether a particular printer or copier supports installation of the PaperCut embedded app for Secure Print Release, authenticated copying, and Integrated Scanning? Then our network of PaperCut Authorized Solution Centers is on hand to assist and advise on suitability. Given the sheer number of printer brands, models, and drivers out in the world it would be a herculean task to put together such a list. We often hear from new customers looking to test PaperCut or existing customers intending to upgrade their fleet of printers who want to know if PaperCut will work with a specific model or brand or print driver. If you’re looking to install one of the PaperCut apps onto an MFD or printer, then head over to see which devices you can install the PaperCut MF app onto, and which ones support PaperCut Hive apps. Note 💡 This page documents supported printers where you’re just wanting to track the print job through PaperCut.

Hplip supported printers