Free Photography Invoice Template
Bill a shoot the way you quoted it: session, editing, prints and travel on their own lines, with your logo on top and any booking deposit taken off the balance.
- PDF in one click
- 28 currencies
- Private by default
Describe the work, then enter how many and the price. The amount and totals work themselves out.
Enter the start and end time of each shift. Hours are worked out for you, past midnight too, minus the break. Type over the hours to change them.
What to put on a photography invoice
A clear invoice also reminds the client what they are getting.
- Session
- The shoot itself, with the date and length, like Wedding coverage, 8 hours.
- Editing
- Number of edited images or hours of retouching.
- Products
- Prints, albums or USB, each with quantity and price.
- Travel
- Mileage or travel fee as a separate line.
- Booking deposit
- Enter the deposit in Amount paid so the balance due is right.
- Usage
- For commercial work, note the licence or usage rights in the terms.
How it works
- Fill it inType your business, your client and each item straight onto the page. Totals work themselves out.
- Choose a lookPick Classic, Modern or Minimal and a colour. Add your logo if you have one.
- Download or sendSave the PDF, print it, or email it to your client with the PDF attached.
What's included
Everything below is free. A few extras need a free account, because we save your work and send email for you.
- PDF download
- A clean A4 PDF with your logo. No watermark.
- Three designs
- Classic, Modern and Minimal, each in six colours.
- 28 currencies
- US Dollar, Euro, Pound, Canadian and Australian Dollar, Yen and more, formatted correctly.
- Tax, discount, shipping
- Name your own tax, give a percent or fixed discount, record part payments.
- Quotation, receipt, proforma
- Change the title at the top of the page and the PDF follows.
- Timesheet invoices
- Add shifts with start, end and break. Hours work themselves out, night shifts too. Try it
- Email to clients free account
- The PDF goes as an attachment, replies come to your inbox.
- Saved invoices and clients free account
- Every invoice kept, clients ready to pick next time.
- Paid and overdue tracking free account
- See what's been invoiced, paid and still owed.
Keep every invoice in one place
With a free account, invoices are saved as you work. Your dashboard shows what's paid, what's outstanding and what's overdue, and keeps a list of your clients.
Questions
Something else? Email support@invoice-gen.net.
Should I take a deposit?
Most photographers take 25 to 50 percent to book the date. Invoice the deposit first, then enter it as Amount paid on the final invoice.
Can I add my logo?
Yes. Tap Add your logo at the top of the invoice. It appears on the PDF.
How do I mark an invoice as paid?
Set the status to Paid in the options. The PDF gets a Paid stamp, which works as a receipt.
Is it free?
Yes. No watermark and no sign-up needed.
Guides
- How to make an invoiceWhat to include, with a checklist.
- Invoice templatesFree templates you can fill in online.
- Freelance invoicesHourly or project billing, and getting paid on time.
- Invoice vs receiptWhat each one is for, and when to send it.
- Payment terms explainedNet 30, due on receipt, deposits, with wording to copy.
- Payment reminder emailsThree polite to firm emails for unpaid invoices.