Connect the CloudPrint agent, send jobs from your server through the Public API and track each one to a final status.
This is the map of the CloudPrint product documentation. Start with the quickstart if this is your first integration; use the guides to understand the workflow and the versioned API reference while writing code.
Follow these steps in order for a reliable first print. Each page covers the API call and the checks needed in production.
See what runs in your backend, in CloudPrint and on the computer connected to the printer.
Create API Credentials and exchange them for a short-lived OAuth2 access token.
Discover available printer queues and persist the stable printer_id.
Upload PDF or explicit RAW printer-language data using the appropriate input method.
Use idempotency, persist print_job_id and poll until the job is printed or failed.
Use these pages after the first print when implementing a specific workflow or preparing the integration for production.
Your server calls the CloudPrint Public API. The local agent keeps an outbound connection and sends a print-ready PDF, or RAW data with an explicitly selected printer language, to the chosen printer. CloudPrint does not generate carrier labels, and you do not need to expose printer ports to the internet.
