PrintBridge is a silent printing API for web applications that exposes a localhost REST API for sending print jobs to Windows printers. It is described as a modern QZ Tray alternative and is intended to reduce browser print dialog friction for web apps that need direct printing. The page says it is a Virtex Solutions product.
Its documented print targets include ZPL labels, ESC/POS receipts, HTML invoices, and PDFs, and it is presented as working with zero browser dialogs. The surrounding copy frames the product around silent printing from web apps and refers to problems such as repeated print dialogs, workflow friction in high-volume environments, and browsers forgetting the last printer used. PrintBridge is also shown with a status area indicating a printer connection, and the page includes links for features, how it works, pricing, code examples, docs, and a live demo.
The product is aimed at warehouses, restaurants, retail counters, and healthcare teams, with the meta description also naming ecommerce. Delivery is tied to Windows: the page says it is compatible with Windows 10 and 11 and offers a download for Windows. Setup is advertised as taking under 60 seconds, and the trial offer is a free 7-day trial with no credit card required. The page also notes that it is a local REST API and that it works with any web app printing silently to Windows printers.
PrintBridge is an Infrastructure & Backend project. It focuses on enabling web applications to print directly and silently to local Windows printers without browser dialogs or workflow interruptions. PrintBridge is a B2B product aimed at warehouses, restaurants, retail, healthcare, and ecommerce businesses needing automated printing. PrintBridge is paid, starting at $19. It runs on the command line, Windows, and API.
It is developed by Virtex Solutions, and it first shipped in 2026. Among its 8 catalogued features are silent printing, REST API, and windows printer support. It exposes integrations via a public API.
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