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    What Is This Tool?

    The Invoice Generator creates a simple itemized invoice and downloads it as a PDF.

    What Can You Do With It?

    Bill a client for freelance work. Create a quick receipt for a sale. Send a professional-looking invoice without software.

    How Does It Work?

    Subtotal = sum of quantity × rate. Tax = subtotal × tax %. Total = subtotal + tax. The PDF is built in your browser with the pdf-lib library.

    Key Benefits

    Automatic totals. No account or watermark.

    Limitations and Important Notes

    Simple layout without logos. Special characters outside basic Latin may appear as “?” in the PDF. Check local legal requirements for invoices (such as tax IDs).

    Privacy and Security

    This tool runs entirely in your web browser. Your input and results are processed on your device and are not uploaded to Usekit servers. The PDF is created on your device.

    Real-World Example

    2 × Logo design at $150 and 1 × Revisions at $50 with 10% tax → subtotal $350.00, tax $35.00, total $385.00.

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Can I add my logo?

    Not currently. The invoice uses a clean text layout.

    Is my invoice saved?

    No. Download the PDF to keep it.

    Can I use any currency?

    Yes, type the currency code or symbol you want shown.

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    How to use this tool

    • Fill in your details, the client details, invoice number, date and currency.
    • Add items with their quantities and prices, plus any tax rate.
    • Review the total and download the invoice PDF.
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    Subtotal: USD 0.00

    Tax: USD 0.00

    Total: USD 0.00

    PDF supports Latin characters. Other characters are replaced with “?”.