Mobile printing app Printer Pro, by developer Readdle, has been named by Apple as this week's App of the Week. Known for their knack at developing productivity-based apps, Readdle says Printer Pro will allow users to "print just about anything" from an iPhone or iPad.

Printer Pro
Normally priced at $6.99, the app gives users the ability to print a wide array of documents - from pictures in the Photos app to documents found in iCloud or Mail - to any Wi-Fi or USB-enabled printer. Readdle also provides a free-to-download desktop utility for the service that helps users with USB printers through an initial set-up and allows everyone using it to "print more document types and with better quality."

The company notes that to print a Safari page, users can change "http" to "phttp" in the address bar and hit go, immediately bringing up the desired web page within the Printer Pro app. Most other apps, like Dropbox, Mail, and Readdle's own PDF Expert, allow for a more streamlined process of accessing the app from a third-party app's "Open In" list.

Once installed, Printer Pro appears in the "Open In..." list on your device. This lets you print documents from Mail, PDF Expert and many other applications on your iPad that supports this function.

Using "Open In..." approach you can print files from many popular online storages: Dropbox and Google Drive. It just a matter of several taps to download your file via free Dropbox or Google Drive application and send it to printer.

The app has garnered a 4 star rating on the App Store, with one review calling it "indispensable" and many others praising its ease-of-use and high quality. Relied on by "over 2 million people", according to Readdle, Printer Pro [Direct Link] will remain free as the App of the Week for the next week.

Top Rated Comments

C DM Avatar
141 months ago
People still print stuff?
People still mail stuff?
People still post unnecessary stuff?
Score: 9 Votes (Like | Disagree)
rdlink Avatar
141 months ago
Sometimes you have to. Like for mailing labels.

People still mail stuff?
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
daveheinzel Avatar
141 months ago
People still print stuff?
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
absessive Avatar
141 months ago
Its free, and I'd rather download it now than pay for it when I might actually need it :D
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
ArtOfWarfare Avatar
141 months ago
does this add functionality to the print function already on iOS.. or does it just print with really no other options other then two sided like iOS
Sounds to me like it supports more printers.

I'm downloading even though I have no plans of ever using, just for in case.
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Readdlemate Avatar
141 months ago
Thanks for the mention guys! Let me know if you have any questions or comments.
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)

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