Automatic CGST/SGST ↔ IGST, HSN codes, amount-in-words and instant PDF - clean enough to look like you hired a designer. No sign-up. Nothing ever leaves your browser.
The preview on the right updates live, and the tax automatically splits into CGST + SGST (same state) or a single IGST (different state).
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Yes. Unlimited invoices, no sign-up, no account, and no watermark on your PDF. It's a free tool by Trebots.
It's automatic from the Place of supply. Same state as the seller → the GST rate splits into CGST + SGST (half each, e.g. 18% → 9% + 9%). Different state → a single IGST at the full rate. You never calculate it by hand.
Yes. Pick a currency (USD, EUR, GBP, AED, and more) and set Place of supply → Outside India (Export). Exports are treated as inter-state IGST, usually 0% under LUT/bond. Amounts are shown in the chosen currency - no exchange-rate conversion is applied.
Your invoice data is never uploaded to any server - everything runs in your browser. For convenience, an in-progress draft is auto-saved locally on this device only (in your browser's storage) so you don't lose work if the tab closes. It's never sent anywhere; you can wipe it anytime with Clear draft or Reset, and clearing your browser data removes it too.
Seller name, address & GSTIN; a unique sequential invoice number and date; buyer details; place of supply; per-item description, HSN/SAC, quantity, rate and taxable value; the tax rate and amount (CGST/SGST or IGST); the grand total; and the amount in words. This tool builds the invoice around those fields.
The tool is free for anyone, but to issue a tax invoice and actually charge CGST/SGST/IGST your business must be registered under GST. Registration is generally required once turnover crosses ₹40 lakh for goods or ₹20 lakh for services (lower in some special-category states). If you're not registered, you shouldn't charge GST. Confirm your status with a tax professional.
This produces a tax invoice - what a GST-registered business issues when charging GST. A bill of supply is issued instead by composition-scheme dealers or for exempt/nil-rated goods, where no GST is charged. If that's you, the heading and rules differ - check with your CA before using this format.
HSN (Harmonized System of Nomenclature) codes classify goods; SAC (Services Accounting Code) codes classify services. GST requires them on tax invoices, with the number of digits based on your turnover (typically 4 digits up to ₹5 crore, 6 digits above). Enter the code for each item - if you're unsure, check the GST portal or ask your accountant.
GST requires invoice numbers to be unique and consecutive within a financial year, up to 16 characters (letters, numbers, / and - allowed). The tool suggests something like INV-2026-001, but you keep your own running sequence - don't skip or repeat numbers.
Set the rate per line item, or choose Custom for any percentage. After the September 2025 rate rationalisation, GST centres on two main slabs - 5% and 18% - alongside nil-rated goods and a 40% rate on select luxury and "sin" items; a few special rates (such as 3% on gold) still apply. Because you pick the rate per item, the tool stays correct as slabs are revised - just apply what's current for your goods or services, and confirm with your accountant if unsure.
Yes. Upload your logo, add bank / UPI / payment details, apply a per-line discount (GST is calculated on the discounted amount, as the law requires), and include notes or terms. Everything you add appears on the live preview and the downloaded PDF.
It works on any modern phone, tablet or computer - the form and A4 preview adapt to your screen. Your latest draft is saved locally on this device, so if you reload or accidentally close the tab it's restored automatically - but only in this browser. It's still best to download the PDF, since clearing your browser data or switching devices loses it. To start over, use Reset (or the “Try a sample invoice” button).