Brother iPrint&Scan

Brother iPrint&Scan is a free and convenient app that allows users to print from and scan to their Android devices without the need for a computer or additional drivers. The app connects seamlessly to Brother printers or all-in-one devices via a local wireless network, enabling users to print photos, web pages, emails, and documents directly from their mobile devices. In addition to printing, Brother iPrint&Scan offers scanning capabilities, allowing users to save scanned documents as PDF or JPEG files. The app supports NFC functionality, enabling users to print or scan by simply holding their mobile device over an NFC mark on their Brother machine and tapping the screen. This feature requires both the mobile device and the machine to support NFC. Brother iPrint&Scan is designed to be user-friendly, making it easy to perform tasks without the need for a computer. Advanced functions are available on newer Brother models, allowing users to edit previewed images, send faxes directly from their mobile devices, view received faxes stored on their machines, and preview images before copying to avoid errors. The app also provides real-time machine status updates, including ink/toner levels and error messages, directly on the mobile device. The app supports a range of print and scan settings, such as paper size, media type, document size, and scan type, ensuring compatibility with various Brother devices. Key features include: Wireless Printing and Scanning: Print photos, web pages, emails, and documents or scan documents directly to your Android device over a local wireless network. NFC Functionality: Print or scan by tapping your mobile device on an NFC mark on your Brother machine (NFC support required). Advanced Functions: Edit images, send and view faxes, and monitor machine status with advanced features on newer models. User-Friendly Interface: Easy to use without the need for a computer or additional drivers. Comprehensive Print and Scan Settings: Customize print and scan settings, including paper size, media type, document size, and scan type.