Free Invoice Generator — No Sign-Up, No Watermark

Fill in the invoice, hit Print / Save as PDF, done. No account, no email gate, no watermark, no upload — the whole page runs in your browser and the PDF comes straight from your browser's own print engine. Your sender details and last invoice are saved locally so the next one is faster.

From (you)

Bill to (client)

Invoice details

Currency is a label on the amounts only — no conversion happens. Net terms compute the due date from the issue date; pick "Pick a due date" to set it by hand.

Line items

Tax, discount & notes

Printing shows only the invoice below — none of this tool's controls. Your browser's print-to-PDF writes the file itself, so it is watermark-free by construction.

INVOICE
From
Bill to
DescriptionQtyRateAmount
Subtotal
Total due
Notes / payment instructions

No sign-up, no watermark — why there's no catch

FAQ

How do I save the invoice as a PDF?

Click Print / Save as PDF, then: Chrome / Edge — set Destination to "Save as PDF". Firefox — choose "Save to PDF". Safari (Mac) — use the PDF dropdown in the bottom-left of the print dialog → "Save as PDF". iPhone / iPad — Share → Print, then long-press (or pinch out on) the preview and share the PDF. Android — pick "Save as PDF" as the printer.

What should my invoice numbers look like?

Any scheme works as long as each number is unique and roughly sequential — plain counters (INV-001, INV-002…), year-prefixed (2026-014), or per-client prefixes. Don't reuse a number. This tool suggests the next number by incrementing the last one you used (editable — it's only a suggestion).

What does an invoice legally need to include?

It depends on your jurisdiction: EU VAT invoices need a VAT number and specific wording, Australian tax invoices need an ABN and "Tax invoice" wording above a threshold, US requirements are largely set by your client's accounts-payable process, and so on. This is a formatting tool, not legal or tax advice — check your own tax authority's guidance (for one example of official requirements, see the UK government's invoicing rules).

Is it really free — what's the business model?

The page is a static file with no accounts, no upsell, and currently no affiliate relationships. It is part of the LittleCalcs portfolio of small free tools; if monetization (like disclosed affiliate links) is ever added, the invoice output will stay free and watermark-free.