There are different options for printing from your chromeOS or Flex {Cloudready} device depending upon your printer model and capabilities.

Click here for a ChromeUnboxed article from Aug 2022 that details recent developments which make using more and more printer brands, not just HP, so much easier.

Click here to see a video by ChromeUnboxed that shows you "How to set up an HP Printer to use with your Chromebook"

Click here to see an AndroidAuthority article from June 2022 called "Here's how to print from a Chromebook"

Click here to see an alphr.com article from Oct 2021 called "How To Add A Wireless Printer To Your Chromebook"

The Google support pages are a good place to start to learn about different USB and WiFi connections.

The following is a quick guide from the above and it may be all you need as the Cloudready "Settings" are the same as those found on a Chromebooks ...

1. Power on printer and connect to your device with a USB cable.

2. Add your printer to your device ...

Click your account photo. [bottom right of screen]

Click Settings Settings.

At the bottom, click Advanced.

In the 'Printing' section, click Printers.

Click Add Printer.

Choose your printer [if it's switched on and supported] from the list, then click Add.

Note: If you don’t see your printer listed, you can usually add it printer manually - see the support page for 'Select a printer manufacturer and model'.

Click here to visit a list of potential printing options in the CloudReady Knowledge Base

Click here to see a typical entry for a browser extension in the Chrome Web Store [in this case for compatible HP Printers]

N.B. If your printer is made by another manufacturer you can search for an equivalent solution specifying your printer make and model.

Click here for a useful support page that explains different options for printing from Cloudready.

N.B. The above includes information on Google Cloud Print that is being withdrawn.

Click here for different print options for both connected printers [plugged in] and old and new Wifi printer.

With the demise of Google Cloud Printing it's time to consider different ways to print from your Chromebook.

If you used Google Cloud Print then you now need an alternate option.

Why not use a network printer?

Click here for an article by The Verge from May 2022 called "How to print from a Chromebook".

Click here for a HowToGeek article about Google's plan to withdraw their "Google Cloud Print" service.

Click here for a TechRepublic guide for connecting a network printer to your Chromebook.

Click here for another TechRepublic article called "Google Cloud Print alternatives: 5 options to check out before 2021"