Free invoice templates
12 designs you can send today. Each one takes your logo at the size you choose, your colour and your typeface, and prints or saves as a PDF. Nothing to download and no watermark.
Classic
Classic Navy
Navy, set in Inter
An accent band across the head, a filled table and the total in a solid panel. The safe choice.
See it as a full invoiceProforma Blue
Blue, set in Inter
The proforma look: a light title, a gradient table head over ruled cells and a large balance due.
See it as a full invoiceLight Lemon
Yellow, set in Inter
Warm paper with a ruled table. Friendly, and still legible in black and white.
See it as a full invoiceForest Footer
Green, set in Source Serif
A colour band at the foot carrying the balance, so the last thing read is the amount.
See it as a full invoiceClassic Red
Red, set in Inter
The classic layout in red, for documents that should not be filed and forgotten.
See it as a full invoiceModern
Azure Spine
Blue, set in IBM Plex Sans
A full-height coloured edge with the title running down it. Distinctive without being loud.
See it as a full invoiceTeal Banner
Teal, set in IBM Plex Sans
A colour block across the head carrying the title, with the mark on the white below.
See it as a full invoiceGradient Sky
Sky, set in IBM Plex Sans
The same banner, graded. Reads as software rather than stationery.
See it as a full invoiceModern Black
Black, set in Space Grotesk
Black table head, black balance band, no colour at all. Hard to get wrong.
See it as a full invoiceMinimalist
Letterhead Green
Green, set in Inter
Letterhead. Your mark and contact details, thin rules, and one accent line under the balance.
See it as a full invoiceWarm Sand
Beige, set in Source Serif
Tinted stock and a serif. For work where the invoice is part of the craft.
See it as a full invoiceViolet Geometric
Violet, set in Space Grotesk
A quiet line ornament in the corner and generous spacing. Almost nothing else.
See it as a full invoiceWhat a good invoice template gets right
The amount is unmissable. Whoever opens it should find the balance due without reading anything else. Everything above it is supporting evidence.
Your mark prints at a real size. Most templates fit a logo into a box so small it reads as a stamp. Set the height you actually want.
The reference is easy to quote. It goes on the payment, in the email subject and into the client’s accounting system, so it needs to be short and readable aloud.
Tax is itemised. A client who can reclaim VAT needs each component shown separately, not folded into one number.