ShipStamp prints to any shipping label printer Windows can see — thermal label printers like Zebra, Rollo, Munbyn, DYMO and Brother, and everyday inkjet or laser A4 printers too. It prints standard 6×4 (100×150mm) thermal labels at the right size, every time, and any other label size you need. We're building out the confirmed list. If you own a printer, request tester access below and help us check it off.
Tested by the ShipStamp team. More will be added as testers confirm their printers.
| Brand | Model | DPI | Connection | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| cab | EOS2 | 300 | USB / Ethernet | ✓ Working |
| Canon | PIXMA (inkjet) | 300 | USB / Wi-Fi | ✓ Working |
These printers should work, but haven't been confirmed yet. If you own one, request beta access below and help us verify it.
| Brand | Model | DPI | Connection | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zebra | ZD420 | 300 | USB / Ethernet | Needs tester |
| Zebra | ZD421 | 300 | USB / Ethernet / Bluetooth | Needs tester |
| Zebra | ZD230 | 203 | USB | Needs tester |
| Zebra | GK420d | 203 | USB / Ethernet | Needs tester |
| Zebra | ZP450 | 203 | USB | Needs tester |
| Zebra | LP2844 | 203 | USB | Needs tester |
| Rollo | X1038 | 203 | USB | Needs tester |
| Munbyn | ITPP941 | 300 | USB | Needs tester |
| DYMO | 4XL | 300 | USB | Needs tester |
| Brother | QL-1110NWB | 300 | USB / Wi-Fi | Needs tester |
| Niimbot | B3S | 203 | USB / Bluetooth | Needs tester |
Almost certainly. If your printer shows up in Windows (Settings → Bluetooth & devices → Printers & scanners), ShipStamp will print to it — whether it's a thermal label printer or a standard A4 inkjet or laser. It uses the standard Windows print system, with no special driver or SDK required.
Yes. ShipStamp lays four shipping labels out on a single A4 sheet, so you can print on plain paper or A4 sticker sheets without a thermal printer. We've tested A4 four-up printing on a Canon PIXMA inkjet and it works as expected — and we expect all inkjet printers to work the same way.
The standard UK and EU shipping label is 6×4 inches (100×150mm) — the size every thermal label printer and courier (Royal Mail, Evri, InPost, Yodel) is built around. ShipStamp prints 6×4 labels at their true size, and lets you set any other label dimensions if your printer uses a different roll.
200 DPI or above is fine for shipping labels. 300 DPI gives sharper barcodes and is worth having if your printer supports it. ShipStamp renders at whatever DPI your printer reports.
No. Just install your printer's normal Windows driver and ShipStamp will find it.
Yes, so long as Windows can see the printer. Network and Wi-Fi printers that appear in Windows Settings work just the same as USB ones.
Fill in your details below. We'll send you early access, and once you've confirmed your printer works (takes about five minutes), you'll get 3 months of ShipStamp completely free.
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