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How QZ Tray Powers Printing in AccelerList

Understand the role QZ Tray plays in connecting your printer and streamlining your labeling workflow.

QZ Tray is a small application that acts as a bridge between your web browser and your local printer. Because web browsers have limited access to hardware devices for security reasons, AccelerList uses QZ Tray to communicate directly with your printer.

Without QZ Tray, AccelerList would not be able to automatically send labels to your printer.

What QZ Tray Does

When you print a label from AccelerList:

  1. AccelerList generates the label.

  2. The browser sends the print request to QZ Tray.

  3. QZ Tray communicates directly with your printer.

  4. The label is printed automatically using the correct printer settings.

Benefits of Using QZ Tray

  • One-click printing directly from AccelerList

  • Supports Dymo, Zebra, Rollo, Brother, and other label printers

  • Helps maintain correct label sizes and printer settings

  • Eliminates the need to download and manually print each label

  • Enables faster workflows when listing inventory

Common Uses in AccelerList

QZ Tray allows you to print:

  • FNSKU labels

  • Merchant Fulfilled (MF) tickets

  • Shipment box labels

  • Product labels

  • Other inventory-related labels

Why Is QZ Tray Required?

Modern browsers cannot directly access local printers for security reasons. QZ Tray provides a secure connection between AccelerList and your computer's printers, allowing printing to happen automatically and efficiently.

What Happens If QZ Tray Is Not Installed?

You may experience:

  • Printers not appearing in AccelerList

  • Print buttons not working

  • Labels downloading as PDFs instead of printing automatically

  • Printing errors or connection issues

Final Thoughts

QZ Tray is an essential component of the AccelerList printing workflow. It enables seamless communication between AccelerList and your printer, making it possible to print labels quickly and efficiently without leaving the application.

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