7-Eleven Multicopy

FUJIFILM Business Innovation Corp.

About this app

You can easily print photos and documents in your smartphone!
This App can help you to print photos and documents in the smartphone, by sending them via Wi-Fi connection to the Multi-copy machine in 7-Eleven stores in Japan.

You can scan your physical document to save it electronically in your smartphone!
This App can also save images in your smartphone, scanned by the Multi-copy machine.

Overview of Print service
1)Document Print, Photograph Print, and Postcard Print are available by the dedicated paper.
(It is possible to print your brought postcard paper only instead.)
2)You can print directly via Wi-Fi connection.
3)Simple operation without any password required, as well as security ensured.

Overview of Scan service
1)High-resolution scanning of black and white 600dpi and full-color 400dpi.
2)You can save it directly via Wi-Fi connection to your smartphone.

Terms and Conditions
- This App can be only used with Multi-copy machines located at 7-Eleven stores in Japan.
- It corresponds to Japanese and English languages.
- OS version from Android 10.0 to 16.0 are supported.
- You will pay when you print, or when you save your scanned data.

Specifications for each service
- Printable file formats
- Photograph Print: JPEG, TIFF, BMP, and PNG
- Document Print: PDF, XPS, XDW, JPEG, TIFF, BMP, and PNG
- Postcard Print: PDF, XPS, XDW, JPEG, TIFF, BMP, and PNG
- File formats for saving the scanned data
- PDF, XDW, JPEG, and TIFF
- Maximum number of transmission files
- Photograph/Document/Postcard Print: 30 MB per file
- Photograph/Document/Postcard Print: 60 items
- Maximum number of files to be received
- Scan: 800 MB per file
- Scan: 20 items

Ratings and reviews

Surprisingly easy and quick.

out of town attempts, it was able to connect once. I tried again, all settings the same, and it failed.

Used it to print out new years postcards at 7/11 in Japan. Worked perfectly, allows for quick connection to the printer, QR code read quickly. No problems, and the Print Quality is nice. Only confusion was with the wording of "provided or own postcards" , cause I thought it was talking about the design, when actually it was about if you yourself brought the specific material to print onto.

What’s new

- Added answers to FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions).
- Addressed minor issues.