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Invoice Generator

Generate a tax invoice with seller/buyer GSTIN, an itemized subtotal, computed GST amount, and total — the same output as GST Invoice Generator and Tax Invoice Generator below, cataloged separately under the general search term.

How to Use Invoice Generator
  1. 1Enter seller details (name and GSTIN) and buyer details (name and GSTIN)
  2. 2Enter a description of goods/services, the subtotal, and GST rate
  3. 3Enter the payment due date
  4. 4Click Generate for a complete tax invoice draft ready to review and send
About Invoice Generator

What it produces

Fill in the invoice number, seller and buyer details with GSTIN, a description, the subtotal, the GST rate and a due date. The tool outputs a plain-text tax invoice showing the subtotal, GST amount (subtotal × rate) and total. The date is today's date unless you enter another. Defaults are a subtotal of Rs. 10,000 and 18% GST.

Example

A subtotal of Rs. 10,000 at 18% gives GST of Rs. 1,800.00 and a total of Rs. 11,800.00.

Know what this is and is not

  • One line item only. There is a single description and amount, with no quantity or per-item rates.
  • GST is shown as one figure. The output does not split it into CGST and SGST for intra-state sales, or label IGST for inter-state supply, and it has no HSN or SAC code, place of supply or invoice-level declarations that a formal GST invoice may require.
  • Output is text that you copy into your own document. Nothing is stored or sent anywhere.

Before you send it

Registered businesses should confirm the mandatory fields with their accountant or the GST rules, and e-invoicing applies above certain turnover thresholds. For a quick check of the tax amount, use the GST calculator.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes — all three produce the identical tax invoice format (seller/buyer GSTIN, subtotal, GST breakdown, total). They're cataloged as separate pages because people search for invoices under different names.

It's a correctly structured draft with the standard fields GST documentation typically requires (GSTIN, tax breakdown, invoice number, date) — but treat it as a starting template, not a compliance guarantee. Have your accountant or GST practitioner confirm it meets your specific filing requirements before using it as an official business record.

Yes — enter your subtotal and GST rate, and it computes the GST amount and total for you.

No — for exports and cross-border sales, use the Commercial Invoice Generator instead, which includes HSN code and IGST-specific fields.

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