No AirPrint printers found on iPhone, iPad or Mac

Print a network configuration page from the printer's menu. It should show a connected status, your Wi-Fi name and an IP address. Most wireless printers from the last decade support AirPrint, and Apple's support website keeps a list of compatible printers if you're unsure about yours.

Open the printer's built-in web page by typing its IP address into a browser, then look under Network, Protocols or AirPrint. Make sure AirPrint, Bonjour (sometimes listed as mDNS) and IPP are enabled. They're usually on by default, but a security setting or a reset can turn them off.

Guest networks, and router settings called client isolation or AP isolation, stop devices on the same Wi-Fi from seeing each other. Put the printer and your Apple devices on the main network, or turn isolation off for it in the router's app.

AirPrint finds printers with Bonjour, a local announcement that some routers, extenders and separate smart-device networks don't pass between bands or units. Put the printer and your device on the same network name. If your router has multicast or mDNS settings, read the router's help pages before changing them.

Turn the printer off, restart the router and wait until the internet is back. Then turn the printer on and wait until it's fully ready before searching again.

Open Settings > Wi-Fi and make sure you're on the same network as the printer, not a guest network or an extender with a different name.

Check Settings > VPN, or Settings > General > VPN & Device Management, and disconnect. Some VPN, ad-blocking and security apps work as a VPN, and some have an option to allow local network access while connected.

If you print from the printer maker's app or another app that finds printers itself, open Settings > Privacy & Security > Local Network and make sure that app is turned on.

Restart the iPhone or iPad, open what you want to print, tap Share (or the app's menu) and choose Print. Tap Printer and give the list 10–20 seconds to fill.

Make sure the Mac is on the same network as the printer and disconnect any VPN. The built-in macOS firewall normally allows printer discovery, but some third-party firewalls and security apps block it.

Open System Settings > Printers & Scanners and click Add Printer, Scanner, or Fax. If the printer isn't on the default tab, open the IP tab, enter its IP address, choose AirPrint as the protocol and click Add.

If you use the maker's app on macOS 15 or later, allow it under System Settings > Privacy & Security > Local Network.