Polono PL60: drivers, apps and 4 × 6 printing
For a PL60 on a computer, start with Polono’s driver for your operating system. PaperReady is a label design and PDF preparation tool; it does not replace the printer driver.
Start here
Use the official PL60 driver instructions below. If your printer says P31S, PL70e-BT or another model, check that model’s manual first: a phone app or Bluetooth connection is not the same as a desktop print queue.
Official Polono PL60 driver links
| Your setup | Start with | Before using PaperReady |
|---|---|---|
| PL60 on macOS | Polono’s Mac driver instructions | Install the driver, add the printer in macOS and print a test page. |
| PL60 on Windows | Polono’s Windows driver instructions | Install the driver, select 4 × 6 paper in Printing preferences and test it. |
| A different Polono model | Polono support and model instructions | Match the exact model number. Do not install PL60 software just because the brand matches. |
| Linux | Check model-specific driver availability with Polono | No verified Linux driver or physical compatibility test is claimed here. |
Models discussed: PL60 desktop workflow; other models require their own driver and connection check. Confirm the driver and connection for your exact model.
Set up your Polono for label printing
- Read the model number on the printer and use its official driver instructions. Download drivers from Polono rather than an unrelated driver-download site.
- Connect using the method in that model’s manual. Check that it appears in the operating system’s printer list and that a vendor test page prints.
- Load the intended stock and select the same paper dimensions in the driver. For a shipping roll this is often 4 × 6 inches, but verify your actual stock.
- Open a correctly sized PDF in your usual viewer and print at Actual size. If a label sits inside a larger page, crop the PDF in PaperReady first.
Fix the symptom you see
| Symptom | Likely cause | Try this |
|---|---|---|
| Tiny label in a corner | A Letter-size PDF is being fit onto a label | Crop the label region, then export to the intended label size. |
| Correct shape, wrong size | Viewer or driver scaling | Set both the PDF print dialog and driver to the same stock. Use Actual size and measure a calibration PDF. |
| Sideways or clipped | Orientation or crop mismatch | Rotate in the preview; make sure the complete label fits before exporting. |
| White lines or blank output | Printer, media or head issue | Try the manufacturer’s own test page. If that also fails, check media loading and cleaning instructions. |
PaperReady platform support: PDF download works in the browser. Direct printing requires a compatible driver and Print Bridge. Check current Windows, macOS and Linux support. These guides do not establish physical compatibility with every model.
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Frequently asked
Which app do I need for a Polono PL60?
For desktop printing, start with Polono’s PL60 driver for your operating system and a PDF viewer or label-design application. PaperReady can create labels and prepare PDFs after the driver works.
Can I use the PL60 driver for a P31S?
Use the P31S manual and its specified app or connection method. This page does not establish P31S desktop compatibility.
Does Bluetooth pairing make it available to the Print Bridge?
Only a compatible operating-system print queue can be used by the bridge. A device paired solely inside a phone app is not that queue.
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