How to print a PDF from an iPhone or iPad

• From an email: Open the Mail app, tap the message, and tap the PDF attachment at the bottom. It will expand to fill your screen.
• From a web page: If the PDF is a link on a website, tap it. Safari will open the PDF for you.
• From the Files app: Tap the Files app (a blue folder icon), tap Browse at the bottom, then On My iPhone or iCloud Drive, and tap the PDF.

Find the Share button. It looks like a small square with an arrow pointing up out of it, usually in the bottom-left or top-right corner of the screen.

Tap it once. A menu will slide up from the bottom of your screen showing a bunch of icons and options.

Scroll the gray menu until you see an option called Print, with a little printer icon next to it. It’s usually near the bottom of the list.

Tap Print. A new screen called Printer Options will appear.

At the top of Printer Options, tap where it says Printer (or Select Printer). Your iPhone will scan the Wi-Fi network for a few seconds, then show a list of nearby AirPrint printers. Tap the one you want.

Back on the Printer Options screen you’ll see:

• 1 Copy — this is how many complete copies you want. Tap + or − to change it.
• Range — tap this if you only want certain pages (handy for long PDFs). Pick the first and last page you want.
• Black & White — flip this switch on to save color ink.
• Double-sided — flip this on if your printer supports it.

When you’re happy with your choices, tap the blue Print button in the top-right of the screen. Your iPhone will beep softly and the printer will start up. Paper should start coming out within a minute.