All-in-One Method to Connect Epson Printer to WiFi

Alright!!! So today I’m going to show you a super easy method to connect your Epson printer to WiFi.

Trust me, this method will blow your mind.

It is ridiculously simple and works for all the Epson printer models out there.

Now, let’s dive into the exact steps without any delay.

Connect Epson Printer to WiFi Using Setup Navi App

First, bring up the USB cable that came with your printer and use it to connect the printer and computer.
Do note that this USB connection is only for a while. We will remove it once the WiFi connection establishes.
Then, turn on your printer.
Connect your computer to a WiFi network.
Now open a browser and go to this Epson Setup Navi official website.
In the search box, type in your printer model and click Search.
On the next page, click the Let’s get started button.
In some models, you will see some graphics and stuff before you can proceed further. Just Skip it.
You will then get to this page where you can Download the Epson Setup Navi app for your particular printer model.
Download and run that setup file.
Keep following the on-screen instructions.
At one time, you’ll come across this window where you have to choose Change the connection method only option.
Click WiFi connection.
Proceed with the Printer and Computer option.
After that, you’ll come to this window where the actual WiFi setup will happen.
The Epson Setup Navi app will connect the printer to the WiFi network to which your computer is currently connected.
Once the connection establishes, simply remove the USB cable.

Yay!!! You did it. Your Epson printer is now connected to WiFi.

Just in case you have some very very old or very very new model that is not supported by Epson Setup Navi, here are also,

If you have a touchscreen printer, go to General Settings > Network Settings > WiFi Setup Wizard.
Similarly, if you have Epson Smart Panel compatible printers, download the Epson Smart Panel application on your Smartphone to do it.

First, press-hold the printer’s WiFi button until the corresponding light starts blinking.
Then, do the same with the router’s WPS button until its corresponding light starts blinking.
Wait for a while until both lights stop blinking. It means your printer is now successfully connected to WiFi.

Well, that’s all for today. Feel free to reach out if you need any help. Drop your printer model in the comments, and I’ll get back to you quickly.