cat createinvoicepdf.com
03 / 20
createinvoicepdf.com
InvoiceStamp's free invoice generator: fill in one invoice on the web and download it as a PDF, with no account.
- role
- rebuilt it as InvoiceStamp's free tool, at BigBang.ma
- year
- 2026
- access
- -rwx------ (private, or a company product)
- the first generator
- a BigBang.ma developer
- problem
- Someone who needs one invoice today doesn't want an app or an account. And an invoicing app needs a way for those people to find it.
- approach
- Keep the generator small: one invoice-shaped form, six of the app's own designs, a PDF with a small "Made by InvoiceStamp" mark, and the app shown to whoever needs more.
- outcome
- Live at createinvoicepdf.com as a free tool by InvoiceStamp: free for as many invoices as anyone likes, and a way in to the app and its help center.
TL;DR

// overview
Fill in the business, the client and the lines, and the totals, tax and amount in words work themselves out. Pick one of six designs, recolour it to the brand, and download a print-ready PDF. The draft stays in the browser, so a refresh loses nothing.
It makes one invoice at a time, on purpose. Saved clients and products, payments and every past invoice are what the InvoiceStamp app is for, and the generator says so, once, without nagging.
// one invoice, nothing to sign up for
The editor is the invoice itself: each field sits where it prints, from the logo and the invoice number to the lines and the payment terms. Change the title to Quote or Delivery note and the PDF follows, or start from one of the industry templates.
// the app's own designs
The six designs are real InvoiceStamp templates, each suited to a kind of business, from freelancers to trades. Any of them takes the brand's colour, and every one prints on A4.
// where the generator stops
Every PDF carries a small "Made by InvoiceStamp" mark at the foot of the page. The site says plainly what it doesn't do, and that the app does: keep clients and products, record payments, keep every invoice. The app's own help center and FAQ are a link away.
// stack
- next.js
- typescript
- react
- tailwind