Invoice Generator
Create a professional invoice, calculate totals automatically, and print or save as PDF — no account needed.
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How to use
- Fill in your business info, client info, and invoice details at the top.
- Add line items using + Add Line Item. Qty × Unit Price calculates each line total automatically.
- Enter a tax rate (e.g. 8.5 for 8.5%) to add tax — or leave at 0 for no tax.
- Add any payment notes, bank details, or thank-you messages in the Notes section.
- Click Print / Save as PDF — your browser's print dialog will appear. Choose "Save as PDF" as the destination to download a clean PDF invoice.
- All form controls are hidden during printing — only the clean invoice layout is shown.
About this Invoice Generator
A proper invoice is both a payment request and a paper trail — it needs enough information for the client to pay correctly and for you to have a clean record if a payment dispute or tax question comes up later.
What a complete invoice needs
- Invoice number: a unique identifier for tracking and referencing later, ideally sequential for your own records
- Your business details and the client's details: names, addresses, and contact information for both parties
- Line items: a clear description, quantity, rate, and subtotal for each service or product billed
- Payment terms: due date and accepted payment methods, stated explicitly rather than assumed
- Total amount due: including any tax, discount, or fee clearly broken out, not just buried in a single number
Why payment terms should be explicit
Vague terms like "please pay soon" create ambiguity that makes it harder to follow up on a late payment. Standard terms like "Net 30" (due within 30 days of the invoice date) or a specific due date give both sides a clear, enforceable expectation.
Keeping consistent invoice numbers
A consistent numbering system (like sequential numbers, or a year-based prefix such as 2026-001) makes it far easier to track which invoices are paid, outstanding, or overdue, and simplifies bookkeeping and tax preparation at year-end.