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We don't chase a model list — we speak the languages. ZPL, TSPL/TSPL2, Toshiba TPCL, Epson ESC/Label, EZPL, PPLB and ZSim, natively — no ZPL-emulation fallback, no per-model driver. Any printer that talks one of these works, on Windows, macOS, Linux and Android.
That covers 50+ printer brands — Zebra, TSC, Honeywell, SATO, Toshiba, Epson, Argox, Godex, Postek, Xprinter, Gprinter, HPRT, iDPRT and more. Compatible brands ↓ · Field-verified models ↓
The creator of ZPL. 99% of Zebra models use ZPL and ZPL II as their native language. The most widely available brand in Turkey.
Zebra on macOS · Zebra printer software · ZD220 setup
Epson normally uses ESC/Label or ESC/POS, but ZPL II support is available on newer color and industrial label printers.
Epson ColorWorks on macOS · C3500 setup · C7500 setup
Note: Epson's standard thermal receipt printers (TM series) generally use ESC/POS, which is not suitable for ZPL.
Toshiba uses its own language called TPCL but can process ZPL codes through "Z-Mode".
Toshiba on macOS · Toshiba on Windows
Argox printers support PPLA (Datamax), PPLB (Eltron), and PPLZ (Zebra) languages. PPLZ must be selected at printer startup or in the firmware.
TSC uses firmware called "TSPL-EZ" which automatically recognizes ZPL and EPL codes plug-and-play. ZPL compatibility is very high.
TSC on macOS · TSC on Windows · TE310 setup
This brand, which spun off from Samsung, is quite successful with ZPL support (under the name BPL-Z).
Xprinter generally uses TSPL (TSC language), but most models also have ZPL emulation. Very popular in Turkey for e-commerce shipping labels.
Emulates Zebra with the GZPL format. Very strong in the Turkish market.
These brands have merged. New Honeywell models perform very well in ZPL simulation.
Honeywell & Intermec on macOS · PC42t setup
Devices sold under CMT or various local brand names in Turkey are generally OEM products of Chinese origin (HPRT, Xprinter, etc.).
Note: These devices' technical documentation usually specifies TSPL (TSC) language. The TSPL architecture generally supports most ZPL commands, but may have issues with complex ZPL macros or custom fonts.
ZPL, TSPL and EPL are de-facto industry languages. Most manufacturers — including the large Chinese OEMs — implement one of them rather than inventing their own. That is why we track languages, not brand lists: if your printer speaks one of these, it works even when the brand is not named below.
Not listed does not mean not supported. If your printer's manual mentions "ZPL", "ZPL II", "TSPL", "EPL" or "ZPL emulation", it is compatible.
We match on language, not model. If your printer speaks one of these, it works — even if it isn't listed below. ✓ models are print-verified from production jobs.
Zebra Programming Language — Zebra and every ZPL-compatible printer
TSC Programming Language (TSPL/TSPL2)
Toshiba TEC, with TOPIX compression
Epson ColorWorks colour label printers
Argox / Datamax line printer language
Honeywell / Intermec ZPL simulation
Direct raster (Brother QL/TD)
This list isn't a marketing estimate — it comes from real production installs. Every model below was compiled from devices actually connected to LabelInn; ✓ marked ones have genuinely printed labels.
Last updated: 2026-08-10 · compiled automatically from production telemetry.
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