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Invoice

Free Invoice Generator

Create a professional invoice in seconds. Fill in your details, add line items, and download a PDF — no watermark, no signup, no nonsense.

Your Business

ZIP+4 supported — e.g. 68130-1234

Bill To

ZIP+4 supported — e.g. 68130-1234

Invoice Details

Line Items

Description Qty Rate Tax? Total
$0.00
Check "Tax?" on taxable items.

Notes

Your Business
Invoice
# INV-001
Date:
Due:
Bill To
Client Details
Description Qty Rate Amount
Subtotal$0.00
Total Due$0.00
Notes

How to Invoice Like a Pro

A professional invoice is more than just a request for money — it's a formal document that helps you get paid faster and keeps your bookkeeping organized.

Required Fields: To be considered valid for tax and accounting purposes, an invoice typically needs the word "Invoice", a unique identifier (Invoice Number), the issue date, your business details, the client's details, a breakdown of products/services with pricing, and the total amount due.

Freelancers vs Businesses: If you're a freelancer operating as a sole proprietor, you can use your own name as the business name. Include payment terms (like "Net 30") and direct payment instructions in the Notes section.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this invoice legally binding?
An invoice is a formal request for payment. When paired with a contract or agreed terms, it serves as a legally recognized document in business transactions.
What should I include on an invoice?
You should include your business info, client info, an invoice number, issue and due dates, an itemized list of services/products, totals, and payment terms.
How do I send an invoice?
Download the PDF using this generator and email it directly to your client. You can also print and mail a physical copy if required.
What if a client doesn't pay?
Follow up with professional reminders. If they still don't pay, you may need to escalate to collections or small claims court, depending on the amount and contract.

Ledgerly calculators use standard financial formulas — the same math financial professionals use. We're developers, not financial advisors. Results are estimates. See our methodology →