Fill the header, the two addresses and the item table, and the totals follow every keystroke. Pick A4 or Letter, pick one of three layouts, and download a clean PDF. Invoices stay in your browser, so you can reopen, duplicate or delete them later. Nothing is uploaded.
Three-letter ISO 4217 codes are unambiguous and are what accounting systems read. A dollar sign could mean USD, CAD or AUD, while the code names exactly one currency.
In your browser's IndexedDB under the key invoice-storage, on the device that created them. They survive a reload but not clearing site data, a private window or another computer.
Yes. Open the saved invoice and duplicate it, then change the invoice number, the dates and the line items. The duplicate is a new record in your list.
Choose A4 for clients in Europe and most of the world, and Letter for clients in the United States and Canada. Both are rendered at their own size, not scaled from the other.
Yes. All three layouts, both page sizes and all 153 currencies are available without an account, a watermark or a paid tier, and the PDF is generated on your device.
No. There is no account and no server copy, so invoices live only in the browser that created them. Download the PDF when the invoice is final to keep a durable record.
No. The form carries one tax rate for the whole invoice, which suits single-rate service billing. Invoices that mix rates need per-line tax and a different tool.
Three layouts, both paper sizes, 153 currencies, and a PDF that never touches a server.