Tattoo Printer Driver Download & Setup Guide
Get the latest drivers and comprehensive setup instructions for your PADIEOE Tattoo Printer across all major operating systems.
Download Drivers
Select your operating system below to download the latest driver and access the setup guide for your PADIEOE Tattoo Printer.
Windows
macOS
Chrome
Linux
Quick Setup Guide
Get started with your PADIEOE Tattoo Printer in minutes! For detailed instructions, refer to the “view manual”.
Install Driver
Double-click Xlife.driver.2025.01.11.1.exe and follow the installation prompts.
Configure Printer
Go to Control Panel > Devices and Printers, right-click your printer, and select Printer Preferences to adjust settings like Paper Size, Mirror/Invert, and Brightness/Contrast.
Uninstall (if needed)
Re-run the installer and select Delete to remove the driver completely.
Troubleshooting
If the driver is unsigned, you may need to disable Windows Driver Enforcement temporarily during installation.
Install Driver
Open prt.xlife.drv and complete the installer wizard.
Connect Printer
Go to System Preferences > Printers & Scanners, click "+", and select the "Xlife" driver from the list.
Advanced Settings
Access localhost:631 in your browser for CUPS management (e.g., print test pages or manage print queue).
Uninstall
Delete the /Library/Printers/Xlife/ folder to remove the driver.
Apple Silicon Users
For M1/M2 macs, enable Rosetta if prompted during installation for full compatibility.
Enable Linux (Beta)
Go to Settings > Developers > Linux and follow the setup instructions.
Install Driver
Option 1: Load unpacked extension via
Chrome > More
Tools >
Extensions (enable Developer Mode first).
Option 2: Install from the Chrome Web
Store.
Connect Printer
USB: Plug in the printer and select
the device in POS
Printer
Manager.
Bluetooth: Pair the printer via
Bluetooth settings.
Adjust Settings
Use the extension to set paper type, anti-wrinkle mode, and custom paper sizes.
Install Driver
Debian/Ubuntu:
sudo dpkg -i
printer-driver-xlife_3.13.31_all.deb
sudo usermod -a -G lp $USER
Red Hat/CentOS:
sudo rpm -i
printer-driver-xlife-3.13.31.noarch.rpm
Configure Printer
Visit localhost:631 in your browser to set paper size, halftone mode, and anti-wrinkle settings via CUPS.
Uninstall
Debian/Ubuntu:
sudo apt purge printer-driver-xlife
Red Hat/CentOS:
sudo rpm -e printer-driver-xlife
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about your PADIEOE Tattoo Printer.
All PADIEOE Tattoo Printers are compatible with Chrome OS, Linux, macOS, and Windows. The drivers provided on this page are specifically designed for each operating system to ensure full functionality.
- Ensure the printer is powered on and properly connected to your device.
- Try restarting both your printer and computer.
- Uninstall and reinstall the driver, following the setup guide carefully.
- If using a USB connection, try a different USB port or cable.
- For wireless connections, ensure your printer is connected to the same network as your device.
We recommend checking for driver updates periodically to ensure optimal performance and compatibility with new operating system features. Driver updates may also include bug fixes and enhancements to printer functionality.
Check driver installation status based on your OS:
- Windows/macOS: Check Devices and Printers or System Preferences.
- Linux: Run "lpstat -p" in terminal.
- ChromeOS: Verify extension icon in Chrome toolbar.
Ensure your printer is in pairing mode and that Linux (Beta) has USB permissions enabled in your ChromeOS settings. You may also need to restart the Bluetooth service in ChromeOS settings.