GST Invoice Generator

Click the Print / Save as PDF button. Your browser's print dialog opens; pick Save as PDF as the destination, then save. The page hides the form during print so only the clean invoice is exported.

Works in Chrome, Edge, Safari, and Firefox without any extension.

Yes. Under Rule 46 of the CGST Rules, a tax invoice must contain: supplier name & GSTIN, recipient name & GSTIN (if registered), invoice number, date, HSN/SAC, description, quantity, taxable value, rate of tax, CGST + SGST (intra-state) or IGST (inter-state), place of supply, and grand total. This generator includes all of those.

For e-invoicing (B2B turnover above ₹5 crore), you must additionally generate an Invoice Reference Number (IRN) on the IRP portal — this generator produces the visual invoice document, not the IRN.

It auto-detects from the GSTIN state code (first 2 digits): if your seller GSTIN and the customer's GSTIN have the same state code, the supply is intra-state (CGST + SGST). If they differ, it's inter-state (IGST). If the customer has no GSTIN, the place-of-supply state you select decides — same as seller's state means CGST + SGST, otherwise IGST.

The form auto-saves to your browser's localStorage every keystroke (debounced). Reopen the page on the same browser and your last draft is restored. Click Reset to start fresh.

Important: the data is only on your device. Switching browsers, clearing browser storage, or using incognito mode loses the draft. We do not send any of your data to a server.

This is the free template. Premium templates (₹99–₹499 one-time) will add: logo & signature image upload, multiple template designs (modern, minimalist, classic), saved customer database, recurring invoice scheduling, multi-currency, proforma invoice / quotation / bill of supply variants, and one-click WhatsApp/email send.

Until then, the free version above covers the standard Indian GST invoice.