Fill in your details, the client's, and the line items, then print the invoice or save it as a PDF straight from the browser. Your draft is kept in this browser's local storage so a closed tab costs you nothing, and the invoice number steps up automatically for the next one.
The tax line is a plain percentage you choose. This tool does not give tax advice; check the rules that apply to your own business with your accountant or tax authority.
Nothing you type leaves your browser. There is no server, no account and no upload; the only copy of this invoice is the one you print or save.
Most online invoice makers are the front door to a subscription: they hold your invoice on their server and charge you to get it back out. This one is a functional document tool and nothing more. The page you are on does all the work in your browser, the print button hands the result to your own print-to-PDF dialog, and there is nothing behind it to sign up for. Nothing you type leaves your browser.
The tax field is a plain percentage you set yourself, because sales tax and VAT rules differ by country, state and registration status. This tool does not give tax advice; if you are not sure what to charge, ask your accountant or your tax authority.
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