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How to Print Photos From iPhone Using AirPrint

Learn how to print single or multiple photos directly from the iPhone Photos app using a Wi-Fi connected AirPrint-compatible printer.

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You can print single or multiple photos directly from the Photos app on your iPhone using any AirPrint-enabled device (Apple Support). To do this successfully, ensure that your device and the printer are connected to the same Wi-Fi network (Apple Support).

Confirming AirPrint compatibility and network connection

Before you begin, confirm that your printer supports AirPrint, which requires a Wi-Fi or wired network connection (Apple Support). Make sure that your printer and device are connected to the same Wi-Fi network (Apple Support). For specific details about compatibility, contact your printer's manufacturer (Apple Support).

AirPrint devices cannot use AirPrint if they are connected to a computer using a Bluetooth connection, or if they are connected to the USB port of an Apple AirPort Base Station or AirPort Time Capsule (Apple Support).

Selecting images in the iPhone Photos app

Go to the Photos app on your iPhone to start printing (Apple Support). To print a single photo, open a photo, tap the Share button, and then tap Print (Apple Support).

To print multiple photos at once, go to the Photos app, tap Library or open a collection, and then tap Select (Apple Support). Select each photo you want to print, tap the Share button, and tap Print (Apple Support).

Choosing printer and copy options

Tap No Printer Selected and choose an AirPrint-enabled printer (Apple Support). Next, choose the number of copies or other options, like which pages you want to print (Apple Support). To complete the task, tap Print in the upper-right corner (Apple Support).

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