Guest Print settings
Settings, supported file formats and size limits for Guest Print. For what Guest Print is and how it works, see How Guest Print works. To turn it on, see Configure Guest Print.
Settings
Found in Secure > Settings > Guest Print.
| Setting | Description | Values |
|---|---|---|
| Enable guest printing | Allows non-employees to print while at company offices. When enabled, guests can print without a user account in your organization. | On or Off. Default: Off |
| Duration | How long a guest can use the system after being invited. The invitation link expires when this period ends. Applies to all guests in the system. | 1 to 730 days. Default: 30 days |
Availability by Device Profile
Guest Print is controlled at two levels. The organization-level setting above turns the feature on across the organization. Device Profiles then determine which printers are allowed to accept guest print jobs. Both must be enabled for guests to print.
| Organization setting | Effect in Device Profiles |
|---|---|
| Enable guest printing is On | A Guest Print option appears in each Device Profile, under Secure > Device Profiles. Administrators can enable or disable it for the printers assigned to that profile. Profiles created while the organization setting is On have Guest Print enabled. |
| Enable guest printing is Off | The Device Profile option is hidden and cannot be enabled per device. The organization setting overrides the profiles. |
Device Profiles are assigned to printers from Secure > Secure Printers. Printers that have not been reassigned use the Default Profile.
Supported file formats
| Format | Maximum file size |
|---|---|
| 250 MB | |
| Microsoft Office (.doc, .docx, .xls, .xlsx, .ppt, .pptx) | 60 MB |
| JPEG, BMP, PNG | 50 MB |
| TXT | 10 MB |
Finishing options
Paper size and orientation cannot be changed for uploaded PDF and Microsoft Office documents. Other finishing options, such as single-sided printing, can be set in the Guest Portal before printing.