PrintBridge

Windows 10 & 11

Keep your printer connected.

When a VPN changes your route or your router gives the printer a new IP, PrintBridge keeps your Windows print queue connected over Wi-Fi or Ethernet.

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Free to use · x64 and ARM64 · EXE, ZIP and MSI

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When printing stops

Watch what happens to a print job in two common network scenarios.

VPN changes the route

PrintBridge connects through the local adapter when your VPN allows LAN access.

Printer gets a new IP

PrintBridge checks the printer’s identity before sending jobs to its new address.

The PrintBridge dashboard showing the printer status, print queue, and local network
PrintBridge dashboard with example data

Connect your print queue

  1. Find your printer. Search your local network automatically or choose an adapter.
  2. Connect a queue. Use the installed Windows driver. Create a separate queue or switch the existing one.
  3. Print a test page. After that, send documents to the same queue from your Windows apps.

Available in 16 languages. Choose your language in EXE setup or under Settings → General → Language. See what’s new in 1.3.1 ↗

Requires an IPv4 local network and a printer and driver that support RAW TCP/9100.

Read the setup guide ↗

Download PrintBridge

Choose EXE, ZIP, or MSI for Windows x64 or ARM64.

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