Nothing is sent anywhere
There is no backend endpoint. Client names, rates and bank details are written by your browser into this browser's storage, and the page you print is built from that copy.
Pikkola Invoice, tool No. 7
Make an invoice in five minutes. Nothing leaves your browser.
An invoice and quote generator for freelancers, one-person studios and small teams. Type the details, check the page on the right, print it to A4. No account, no upload, no server holding your rates.
- 00 accounts
- 00 files uploaded
- A4 one-page PDF
- EN KO JA labels
The page
Fits one A4 page
This is the printed page at true size. In the print dialog choose A4 and margins set to none.
What it is not
A bill is a private document. This one behaves like it.
Most invoice tools want an account before they show you a page, then keep your client list on their server and put their logo on your work. This is the other shape of the same tool.
One clean A4 page
A quiet layout in the manner of a printed letterhead: your logo, a numbered line-item table, the totals set apart, and no coloured banners competing with the number the client has to read.
The currency and the language
Ten currencies with the decimal places each one actually uses, and labels in English, Korean or Japanese. A Korean client can receive 청구서 while a German client receives Invoice from the same page.
It is still there tomorrow
Every keystroke is saved as you go. Close the tab, come back after lunch, and the invoice is where you left it, including a logo you uploaded last week.
The whole procedure
Four steps, then it is someone else's day.
- 1
Fill the left side
Your name and address go in once. The client's details and the line items change with every job. Rates are plain numbers, the amount column keeps up.
- 2
Check the page
The right side is the printed page, not an approximation of it. Read it the way your client will, then fix the one thing that looks wrong.
- 3
Print or save the PDF
One button. In the print dialog pick A4, margins none, and save it as a PDF. The invoice number becomes the file name.
- 4
Send it and keep a copy
Attach the PDF to an email, or print the page and hand it over. The invoice stays in this browser if you need it again next month.
Before you send it
Questions that come with invoices
Is it really free, and is there a catch?
Free, with no account and no watermark. Pikkola builds small browser tools and pays for the domain with three five-dollar field guides. If you ever see a paid tier here, it will be a different tool with a price written on it.
Where does my invoice go when I close the tab?
Into this browser's local storage under the key pikkola.invoice.v1, on your device. It is not uploaded, so it also does not follow you to another computer or another browser. Clearing site data removes it.
How do I turn the page into a PDF?
Press Print or save PDF. In the print dialog choose A4 paper, set margins to none, and pick Save as PDF as the destination. Chrome, Safari, Edge and Firefox all offer it. The button also works from a phone's share sheet, where the dialog is Print then Save to Files.
It says my invoice spills onto a second page.
The page holds about eight lines at the normal size. Remove a detail line under an item, drop the payment note, or shorten a description. If the invoice truly needs thirty lines, a second page is honest and prints fine.
Can I send the client a link instead?
No, and on purpose. A link would need an account or a shared copy of your client data on a server. Send the PDF. It also cannot be edited by anyone after it leaves you.
Can I use it for quotes and receipts?
Yes. The title is a free text field, so Quote, Estimate, Proforma, Receipt, 견적서 and 영수증 all work. Add a due date, or delete the row if a quote has no deadline.
Is a bank account number safe to type here?
It stays in the browser, as does everything else on the invoice. On a shared or borrowed computer, clear the invoice when you finish or work in a private window, since the next person to open this page on that profile would see it.
Which currencies are supported?
USD, KRW, EUR, GBP, JPY, CAD, AUD, CHF, SGD and CNY, each with its own decimal places. KRW and JPY are shown without cents, because that is how those currencies are written.
Something missing, or a bug on your printer? [email protected]
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