On this website you can download HPLIP software that supports a total of 3424 HP printer,scanner and fax devices on nearly any Linux distribution available today. (See All Supported Printers.)

Model Name: Min. HPLIP Version: Chrome OS Support: Driver Plug-in 8: Support Level 9: Print Mode: Scan to PC 3: PC Send Fax 5: Connectivity USB Network Parallel 1: Note: HP LaserJet Enterprise Flow MFP 8601z

The HP Linux Imaging and Printing project (HPLIP) provides a single, unified, and multi-function connectivity solution for Linux. The goal of this project is to provide "radically simple" printing, faxing, scanning, photo-card access, and device management to the consumer and small business desktop Linux users.

HPLIP (HP Linux Imaging & Printing) is an HP-developed solution for printing, scanning, and faxing with HP inkjet and laser printers in Linux.

While this is the more traditional method to download and install HPLIP, it requires a degree of knowledge that users new to Linux may find difficult. It requires that you manually install dependencies and run build and install commands in a console/terminal.

Ensure the installer detected the correct Linux distribution. Different Linux versions use different install procedures if the incorrect version is selected, the installer may fail.

Here at this website you will find FAQ's, installation instructions, listing of supported (and unsupported) HP printers, as well as other support documentation. If you need hardware support or additional assistance with non-Linux operating systems (such as Windows or Mac) go to the HP Support site. Note: Sourceforge.net is owned and operated by ...

Your Linux distribution may have already provided HPLIP to you and you may prefer to use that pre-packaged version. Please follow the guide on our Should you install the latest HPLIP? page to determine if HPLIP is already present on your system.

Welcome to the home of HP's Linux Imaging and Printing software (HPLIP). Chances are, your Linux system already has the HPLIP software installed. That's because all major Linux distributions regularly pick up the HPLIP software and include it with their distribution installation.

(Note: Your package names will vary depending on your Linux distribution. please refer to your Linux distribution documentation and/or support resources.)