🖨 Apple Silicon Printer Drivers

Sony printer drivers for Apple Silicon Macs

14 Sony models work again on Apple Silicon Macs with this free driver. Install once, print again.

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Install (same package for every model)

  1. Plug the printer into the Mac with a USB cable and switch it on.
  2. Download the installer (.pkg) and open it. Click through, enter your Mac password. It is signed and notarized by Apple, so there are no security warnings.
  3. Print something. The installer recognised the printer and set it up as the default.

Still not printing? Restart the Mac once and unplug / re-plug the printer. Then see below.

Printer not set up automatically?

USB printers are normally detected by the installer. If yours wasn't (or it's on Wi-Fi), find it below, open Terminal (⌘+Space, type Terminal), paste its command and press Enter.

ModelCommand
Sony DPP-EX5sudo gutenprint-add sony-dppex5
Sony DPP-EX7sudo gutenprint-add sony-dppex7
Sony IJP-V100sudo gutenprint-add sony-ijp-v100
Sony UP-CR10Lsudo gutenprint-add sony-upcr10l
Sony UP-CR20Lsudo gutenprint-add sony-upcr20l
Sony UP-D895sudo gutenprint-add sony-upd895
Sony UP-D897sudo gutenprint-add sony-upd897
Sony UP-D898sudo gutenprint-add sony-upd898
Sony UP-D898MDsudo gutenprint-add sony-upd898md
Sony UP-DP10sudo gutenprint-add sony-updp10
Sony UP-DR100sudo gutenprint-add sony-updr100
Sony UP-DR150sudo gutenprint-add sony-updr150
Sony UP-DR200sudo gutenprint-add sony-updr200
Sony UP-DR80MDsudo gutenprint-add sony-updr80md

Network / Wi-Fi printer? Add the device address: sudo gutenprint-add <id> MyPrinter socket://192.168.1.50 (lpinfo -v lists what macOS sees), or add it in System Settings → Printers & Scanners → Use: Select Software… and pick the "Apple Silicon" entry.

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