What you are downloading
The installer contains the complete AnyPrint desktop application for Windows. After a one-minute setup it runs quietly in the system tray, watches for USB thermal printers, and exposes a secure print API on 127.0.0.1:3088 that browser-based POS systems connect to automatically.
AnyPrint is built and distributed by DAXTOP. The download is served over HTTPS, and every release is also published on GitHub Releases, where you can review the version history and release notes. If you arrived here from the DAXTOP Portal, this is the same installer your store links to — one build, one update channel.
Why a local printer bridge?
Browsers cannot talk to USB devices directly, and the standard Windows print dialog is far too slow for a checkout counter. AnyPrint solves both problems: it receives print jobs over a local HTTP API and writes ESC/POS commands straight to the printer, so a receipt starts printing in well under a second — no dialog, no driver, and no data ever leaving the machine.
This is the same architecture used in professional POS installations: a minimal, security-hardened background service dedicated to one job. AnyPrint requires a Bearer token on every request, accepts connections only from the same PC, and updates itself from verified releases.
After installation
AnyPrint prints sale receipts, return receipts, and test pages — including QR codes and barcodes — using the printer's native ESC/POS commands, so output starts instantly and looks identical on every supported model. For stores with several checkout terminals, install it on each cashier PC: every terminal gets its own local bridge, and settings never conflict.
Plug in a USB ESC/POS receipt printer, open your DAXTOP store in a browser on the same PC, and run a test print — most setups finish in under five minutes. Follow the step-by-step getting started guide, or see the user manual for printer setup, tray controls, and troubleshooting.
Before you download
AnyPrint requires Windows 10 or 11 (64-bit) and a USB thermal printer that supports the ESC/POS command set. Check the printer compatibility list if you are unsure — nearly every thermal receipt printer sold since 2010 qualifies. Updates install silently in the background; see how auto-updates work.