Beta Last reviewed 2026-07-18
What you can do today
- Live status, temperatures and current job
- Progress and remaining-time information
- Model thumbnail
- Pause, resume and stop for supported live jobs (with confirmation)
How it connects
PrusaLink on your local network, using the printer’s own API key.
How data is read
Local. Status is read from PrusaLink on your network.
What you see
- Status, temperatures, progress, thumbnail
Setup
- Enable PrusaLink and note the printer’s API key
- Open Integrations → Printers and add a Prusa printer
- Enter the local address and API key
- Watch live status and progress from your workspace
Plan and limitations
Up to 3 printers on Free; 10 on Hobby; 40 on Pro.
- Camera is not part of the Prusa adapter
- Controls are limited to pause, resume and stop
- Model previews are a Hobby-and-up feature
Prusa (PrusaLink) FAQs
How does 3D Print Farm connect to a Prusa printer?
Through PrusaLink on your local network, using the printer’s own API key. Monitoring stays local to your network.
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Bring Prusa (PrusaLink) into your production workflow
Download the Windows beta and connect Prusa (PrusaLink) in a few minutes. New accounts start on the Free plan; store connections are included from Hobby.
Prusa is a trademark of its respective owner and is used only to identify the printer this integration works with. It does not imply any endorsement, sponsorship or partnership with 3D Print Farm or 3D Print Land.