Invoice generator
for Pakistan

A proper invoice, without the sign-up

Most invoice generators are built for dollars and euros, put a watermark on the free tier, and want your email address before they will give you a PDF. This one does none of that. It was built for Pakistani freelancers, agencies and small businesses, and it is genuinely free — there is no paid version to upsell you to.

What makes it fit Pakistan

• PKR throughout, with the amount written out in lakhs and crores. "Rupees Twelve Lakh Thirty Four Thousand" is what a local accountant expects to read; "One Point Two Million" reads as foreign software.
• NTN and STRN fields for both sides, because a sales tax invoice normally carries them. Blank fields are left off the document.
• Your own tax rate, not a hardcoded one. Goods and services are taxed under different laws, provinces differ, and rates change.
• Bank and IBAN block, since most payments in Pakistan settle by transfer rather than card.
• Eight currencies for the large number of people in Pakistan billing clients abroad.

Your data never leaves your device

This matters more than it sounds. An invoice contains your client list, your rates and your tax registration numbers, and a logo is a file off your machine. This page makes no network request carrying any of it — the whole tool runs in your browser and the PDF comes from your browser's own print engine. Your details, the logo included, are kept only in your browser's local storage, so the form is still filled in next month and clearing your browser data clears them.

Is a free tool like this safe to use?

A fair question, and the honest answer is about what the page can and cannot do rather than a badge. There is no server behind it: no account, no database, nothing submitted anywhere. So there is no store of your invoices to be breached, because there is no store. What you type is rendered into the preview with every character escaped, the page runs under a strict Content Security Policy that permits only scripts this site published by hash, and there is no eval anywhere in it. A logo you pick is checked by its actual leading bytes rather than its file name before it is ever used.

How to make an invoice in Pakistan

1. Add your business. Enter your business name, address, phone and email, and your NTN and STRN if you are registered. This is remembered, so you only enter it once.
2. Add the client. Enter who the invoice is for, along with their NTN if the invoice needs one.
3. List what you are charging for. Add a line per item with a description, quantity and rate. The amounts and the subtotal update as you type.
4. Set tax and discount. Choose the currency and enter whichever sales tax and discount percentages apply to you. Record any advance already paid so the invoice shows the balance due.
5. Add payment details and download. Add your bank or IBAN details and any terms, then press Download PDF and choose Save as PDF in the print dialog.

Questions

Is it really free?

Yes — no account, no watermark, no cap on invoices, no paid tier. It runs in your browser, so it costs us nothing to serve.

Where does my data go?

Nowhere. It stays in your browser. The page makes no network request carrying what you type, and your details are saved only in your own browser's local storage so the form is still filled in when you come back.

How do I get a PDF?

Press Download PDF and pick "Save as PDF" as the destination in the print dialog. The result has real, selectable text — not a screenshot.

Can I put my NTN and STRN on the invoice?

Yes. Both are built in, for your business and for your client, because a Pakistani sales tax invoice normally carries them. Leave them blank if they do not apply and they are left off the document.

Can I add my logo?

Yes — PNG, JPEG, GIF or WebP up to 400KB, on the first step. It sits above your business name and never leaves your device.

Can I invoice in dollars or dirhams?

Yes. PKR, USD, EUR, GBP, AED, SAR, CAD and AUD are all available. The amount-in-words line only shows for rupees, since lakhs and crores are a rupee convention.

What tax rate should I put?

Whichever one actually applies to you. It depends on what you supply and where you are registered, and the rates change — check the current FBR or provincial revenue authority position, or ask your tax adviser, rather than trusting a default in any tool.

Built by a studio, not a form factory

Maxverse Lab is a remote studio that builds websites, e-commerce stores and custom software. This tool exists because we kept meeting small businesses invoicing out of Word files. If you need something built properly — have a look at what we do, or tell us what you are trying to build. There is also a free CV maker if you need one, a QR code generator for putting a payment link on the invoice, and an image compressor for getting your logo down to a sensible size first.

Worth a read if you are weighing up a project: what a website actually costs in Pakistan.

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All free, all running entirely in your browser. Built by Maxverse Lab, a remote software studio. Every tool.