Bluetooth Print Service

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About this app

Print anything made available through Android’s standard print menu directly to a supported Bluetooth thermal printer.
Bluetooth Print Service lets you print from compatible Android apps without uploading your content to an external service. Use it for labels, documents, images, receipts, web pages, tags, and other thermal-printing tasks.
KEY FEATURES
• Android print integration
• Direct Bluetooth connection to a paired printer
• Reusable presets with custom label sizes, paper types, and orientations
• Support for gap labels, continuous media, and black-mark media
• Portrait and landscape printing
• Multiple-copy printing
• Preset creation, editing, reordering, deletion, and default selection
• Automatic conversion for monochrome thermal printing
• Black-and-white output for crisp text and graphics
• Dithered monochrome output for content with more tonal detail
• Local processing on your Android device
HOW TO PRINT
Pair your Bluetooth thermal printer in Android settings.
Open Bluetooth Print Service and select a supported printer and paired device.
Choose an existing preset or create a new one.
Open the content you want to print in an app that supports Android printing.
Select Print, choose Bluetooth Print Service, and submit the print job.
For the best result, choose a preset that matches the physical media loaded in your printer.
COMPATIBLE PRINTERS
• Phomemo M221
Printer support is model-specific, so not every Bluetooth printer is compatible. Check the compatible-printer list in the app when configuring your device.
PRIVACY-FRIENDLY PRINTING
• No user account required
• No advertising
• No developer-operated analytics
• No location or Bluetooth scanning permission requested
• Print content is processed on your device
• Print data is sent directly to the selected paired printer
Requires Android 10 or later.
Printer names and trademarks belong to their respective owners.
Print anything from Android apps to supported Bluetooth thermal printers.
Updated on
Aug 10, 2026

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What’s new

- Added support for Phomemo M221
- Revised desclaimer screen