Google Cloud Printer is a virtual printer driver which allows you to access Google's Cloud Print service from the Windows desktop. (If you've not used Cloud Print before, it essentially makes your printers available over the web from just about any device.)
- Google Cloud Print Download Windows
- Install Google Cloud Printer
- Google Cloud Print Download Add On
- Google Cloud Print Setup
Google Cloud Print Download Windows
Download and installation is a little more awkward than it should be, as Cloud Printer requires that you have Google Chrome installed. If you do, though, it's a quick and easy process, with the driver setting itself up in just a few seconds.
Printing to Cloud Print is then very straightforward. Open a document, choose the Print option, and select Google Cloud Printer. A Chrome window opens at the Cloud Print logon page, enter your details, and you're able to send the print job to whatever printers you have configured.
Install Google Cloud Printer
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Google is discontinuing Google Cloud Print on December 31, 2020. To continue printing with your Chromebook, please visit our Chromebook Support for Epson Printers page. If you were using Google Cloud Print to print remotely over the Internet, you can continue remote printing using the Epson Connect service. Google cloud print free download - Print Using Google Cloud Print, Quick Print via Google Cloud Print Lite, Cloud Print, and many more programs.
Check the 'supported platforms' list and you'll notice one potential issue here: Windows 8 isn't included. Cloud Print is still in beta, but this still looks like a major omission.
Google Cloud Print Download Add On
Google is discontinuing Google Cloud Print on December 31, 2020. To continue printing with your Chromebook, please visit our Chromebook Support for Epson Printers page. If you were using Google Cloud Print to print remotely over the Internet, you can continue remote printing using the.
Don't give up just yet, though - we found that Windows 8 apps didn't seem able to use the service, but desktop programs worked just fine. Our tests were very brief so perhaps there were issues we missed, but if you want to use Cloud Printer on the Windows 8 desktop then we'd say it's worth a try.
Verdict:
Google Cloud Print Setup
Shame it doesn't seem to fully support Windows 8, but otherwise this is an easy way to use Google Cloud Print for your Windows print jobs