Job Queue

Fluidd's job queue lets you line up multiple G-code files for sequential printing. Jobs are processed in order — when one print finishes, the next one starts automatically (if configured) or waits for you to resume.

Setup

Add [job_queue] to your moonraker.conf and restart Moonraker. See the Moonraker [job_queue] reference and the Moonraker configuration for a complete example.

Once enabled, Fluidd shows a job queue card on the dashboard and a queue tab on the Jobs page.

Adding jobs

There are several ways to add files to the queue:

• Context menu — right-click a G-code file in the File Manager and select Add to queue.
• Drag and drop — drag G-code files directly into the job queue card.
• Bulk actions — select multiple files in the file manager and use the Add to queue toolbar action.

The same file can be added to the queue multiple times.

Managing the queue

The job queue card on the dashboard shows a compact view of queued jobs. For full queue management, open the Jobs page from the navigation menu.

Reordering

Drag jobs within the queue to change their order. The job at the top of the list prints next.

Multiplying jobs

Right-click a job and select Multiply to add additional copies. You can also select multiple jobs and multiply them in bulk from the toolbar.

Removing jobs

Remove individual jobs from the context menu, or select multiple jobs and remove them in bulk. Use Remove all in the toolbar to clear the entire queue.

Pause and resume

• Pause — prevents the next job from loading after the current print finishes. The current print is not affected.
• Resume — resumes queue processing. If the printer is idle, the next job starts immediately.

Queue status

The queue card shows the current state:

Queue totals

The queue footer displays aggregated information across all queued jobs:

• Filament — total filament length and weight
• Print time — combined estimated print time
• ETA — estimated completion time for the entire queue, accounting for any print currently in progress

Advanced settings

Moonraker's [job_queue] section supports additional options for automating queue behavior — including automatic job transitions, transition delays, G-code macros between jobs, and loading the queue on startup. For full details, see the Moonraker job_queue documentation.