Bulk Document Printer

Send a Folder to the Printer, Not a File

Print every file in a folder in one run - PDFs, images, Word and Excel documents, emails, XPS and plain text. Copies, duplex, pages per sheet and page ranges for the whole batch. Free trial.

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Drop in the files or the whole folder, set copies, duplex and pages per sheet once, then press Start. Nothing has to be opened in its own program first.

The job that eats the afternoon

Open a file, wait for the program that owns it, Ctrl+P, pick the printer, set duplex, print, close, next file. Do that a hundred and thirty times and the day is gone. The Print command in Windows Explorer looks like the way out until you meet its two limits: it stops at fifteen files and it uses whatever settings each program happens to remember. This builds one queue out of everything you selected and prints it with one set of settings you chose yourself.

How to use it

1

Build the queue

Add single files, a folder, or a folder with everything under it. The list keeps your order and you can move rows around. ZIP archives are unpacked and their contents join the queue instead of being skipped.

2

Set the run once

Printer, tray, paper size, copies, duplex, pages per sheet, page range, scale and orientation are chosen for the whole batch. Any single document can override them when it needs to, and a saved set of settings can be reused next week.

3

Press Start and walk away

Files go to the printer one after another while you do something else. A file that cannot be printed is skipped with a reason written down, so one bad document does not stop the pile behind it.

Benefits

Fifty file types, one queue

PDF, JPG, PNG, BMP, GIF, TIFF, WEBP and HEIC, HTML, MHT, SVG and Markdown, EML and MSG mail, XPS and OXPS, RTF, TXT, LOG, CSV, JSON and XML, plus Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents. A folder with all of them mixed together is a normal case, not a problem.

Office documents print without Office

Microsoft Office is used when it is installed, because then the paper matches what you saw on screen. Without it LibreOffice is used, and without that the built-in reader lays out the DOCX or XLSX itself - headings, tables, images, column widths and real dates instead of numbers like 46251.

Nothing is dropped in silence

Every file in the run gets a line saying what happened to it, and a skipped one says why: no system codec, a password on the document, a reader that is not on this machine. You find out from the report, not by counting the sheets in the output tray.

Why people use it

Duplex and pages per sheet for the batch

Two-sided printing, two or four pages on a sheet with the layout order and frame you pick, page ranges and multiple copies apply to everything in the queue at once. These are the settings people otherwise redo by hand in every single document.

One document can differ

The contract that has to come out single-sided, on the good tray, with its own watermark, still travels in the same batch as the drafts. Per-file settings sit on top of the batch settings and touch only that one file.

It stays on your machine

Files are read and printed locally. The HTML engine runs with scripts off and deliberately skips links to images on the internet, so printing an invoice never calls out to somebody else's server.

FAQ

No. Office is used if it is there, LibreOffice if it is there instead, and if neither is installed the DOCX and XLSX are laid out by the program itself. The honest limit of that last path: headers and footers of the document are not printed and page breaks are placed by the layout engine.
Yes. Page ranges, number of copies, duplex and pages per sheet can be set for the whole queue or for one document in it. A range set for the batch applies to each file in it, not to the batch as one long document.
The trial prints up to 10 files per run and up to 100 files in total, and adds one sheet at the end of each batch. Nothing about the printing itself is cut: duplex, pages per sheet, ranges, per-file settings and the report all work, so you can check on your own documents that the paper comes out right.

System Requirements

Bulk Document Printer

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Version

1.0

File Size

40 Mb

Last updated on

August 10, 2026

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  • Windows 11/10/8.1/8/7 (32/64 bit)
  • Intel i3, AMD Ryzen 5 or above
  • 4 GB of RAM or above
  • NVIDIA® GeForce® series 8 and 8M, Intel® HD Graphics 2000, Quadro FX 4800, Quadro FX 5600, AMD Radeon™ R600, Mobility Radeon™ HD 4330, Mobility FirePro™ series, Radeon™ R5 M230 or higher graphics card with up-to-date drivers
  • 1280 × 768 screen resolution, 32-bit color
  • 1 GB of free hard disk space or above

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