How-to
Make a logo-branded invoice in 2 minutes
A consistent, on-brand invoice makes you look more established. Here’s the exact two-minute flow — and why the layout matters for getting paid.
Give it one clean block of info
Start with a single structured block: your business details, the client, a list of line items, totals and a due date. A clear, obvious structure reduces the questions a client might email back before paying.
Let the brand do the heavy lifting
Drop in your logo, pick your palette and type once in the brand suite. The invoice should feel like it came from the same studio as your proposal — recognition speeds up payment and builds trust.
Check the math, then export PDF
Review totals once, then export a print-ready PDF. The free tier carries your logo as a subtle watermark; a plan upgrade removes it and unlocks clean, watermark-free PDF and EPUB.
Make it a file
Describe it, get a polished document
No blank canvas, no design skills — type what you need and let the studio lay it out. Then click any element to refine it.