GreenCloud Printer
Virtual print driver optimizes jobs by reviewing, merging, and editing pages, reducing paper and ink usage by 60%. Print to PDF, Google Drive, or Dropbox, delete unnecessary pages, prevent blank sheets, manage page layouts, and support environmental efforts.
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Features
Dropbox integration- Print to PDF
- Upload directly to Dropbox
- Upload directly to Google Drive
Tags
- virtual-printer
- save-ink
- green-printer
GreenCloud Printer News & Activities
Recent News
Recent activities
- Danilo_Venom updated GreenCloud Printer
What is GreenCloud Printer?
GreenCloud Printer is a virtual driver that boosts the efficiency of your physical printer. It reduces paper, ink, and toner usage by 60% without compromising output quality and can also create PDF files. The driver allows users to review and edit printing jobs, including removing unnecessary pages and grouping 1, 2, or 4 pages per sheet. It supports direct printing to Dropbox or Google Drive. Despite differing user interfaces across these platforms, GreenCloud ensures consistent functionality. It prevents paper wastage from extra blank pages or minimal content pages, especially when printing web pages. It saves time, money, and contributes to environmental conservation. Test panels show an average paper saving of 60% by merging pages on each sheet or removing unnecessary pages before printing.
GreenCloud Printer information
Developed by
ObviousIdea Licensing
Proprietary and Freemium product.Pricing
One time purchase (perpetual license) that costs $20 + free version with limited functionality.Alternatives
10 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
Now including the option to edit the settings of the selected printer. Great.
the "free" version only allow 10 pages now (was 20). It is very limited. Switched to iPrint (really freeware) and totally happy with it.
don’t save jobs!
The "free" version is just a limited demo that adds a shareware note to output and won't print more than 10 pages. So this application is actually a commercial piece of software and (IMHO) a fairly basic one.