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Invoice Generator

Create simple, professional invoices with line items, tax, and notes. Download as a PDF or print directly.

Invoice Generator tool

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Example

Input: 40 hours Web Development Services at $75.00 and 20 hours UI/UX Design at $85.00, 10% tax

Result: Subtotal $4,700.00, Tax (10%) $470.00, Total $5,170.00

40 x 75 = $3,000 plus 20 x 85 = $1,700 gives a $4,700 subtotal; 10% tax adds $470.

  1. Enter your company name, invoice number, and date in the Invoice Details section.
  2. Enter the client name that appears in the Bill To area.
  3. Add line items with description, quantity, and unit price.
  4. Set the tax rate and any additional notes or payment terms.
  5. Preview the formatted invoice, then download it as a PDF or print it.

Make a Simple Invoice in Your Browser

This invoice generator makes a clean, print-ready invoice in your browser. Add your company name, the client, line items and a tax rate, and it totals everything for you. Then download it as a PDF or print it. There is no sign-up, and your details are not sent to a server.

Fill in the invoice number, the date, your company name and the client name. Add as many line items as you need, each with a description, quantity and unit price, and remove any you do not want. Set a tax rate and add notes, such as payment terms, a due date or bank details. A live preview shows the finished invoice as you type.

The math is simple and shown in full. Each line is quantity x price. The subtotal adds the lines, tax is the subtotal x the rate, and the total is both together. For example, 40 hours at $75 plus 20 hours at $85 gives a $4,700 subtotal. With 10% tax, the total is $5,170.

A few limits are worth knowing. Amounts show in US dollars. The PDF uses standard fonts, so characters outside basic Latin letters, such as emoji or some accented and non-Latin scripts, are replaced with a question mark. There is no logo upload, and invoices are not saved, so download a copy before you close the page.

Keep invoice numbers in order and never reuse one. Check local rules for what an invoice must show, such as a tax ID. To work out the tax, try the Sales Tax Calculator.

Frequently Asked Questions

At a minimum: your business name and contact details, the client's name, a unique invoice number, the date, a list of items with quantities and prices, the subtotal, any tax, and the total due. Add payment terms and how to pay. Some countries also require a tax or VAT number.
No. The invoice is built and turned into a PDF inside your browser. Nothing is uploaded to a server, and nothing is saved after you leave the page. Download or print your invoice before closing the tab if you want to keep a copy.
Use a simple sequence that never repeats, such as INV-001, INV-002 and so on. Some people add the year, like 2026-001, or a client code. Consistent numbers make it easier to track payments and keep tax records in order.
Common terms are Due on Receipt, Net 15 and Net 30, meaning payment is due within 15 or 30 days. Write the exact due date too, and list how the client can pay. Put these in the notes field, which appears at the bottom of the invoice.
The PDF uses standard built-in fonts that cover basic Latin characters only. Emoji, many symbols and scripts such as Chinese or Arabic are replaced with a question mark. The on-screen preview and printing from the browser can still show them correctly.

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