This helps your client identify the scope quickly
Examples: Logo Design, Brand Identity, Web Design, UI/UX, Social Assets, Print Design
Your design invoice preview
Fill in the studio details and click Generate
Purpose-built for designers, studios, and creative freelancers. Add project names, revision rounds, and design-specific line items to your professional invoice.
This helps your client identify the scope quickly
Examples: Logo Design, Brand Identity, Web Design, UI/UX, Social Assets, Print Design
Fill in the studio details and click Generate
Project name, revision rounds, and VAT/tax rate — fields built for the way designers work and price their services.
5 professional templates including the eye-catching Creative and Bold styles — perfect for design studios and freelancers.
Export crisp, high-resolution PDF invoices that look as polished as your design work. No watermarks, fully yours.
Upload your studio logo or wordmark and it appears prominently in every invoice template you export.
Built around the creative workflow — from project name to revision terms.
Enter your studio name, logo, and contact info in Section 1. Then add the client details and, importantly, the Project Name in Section 3 — this helps clients immediately identify which project the invoice is for.
List your design deliverables in Section 4 — Logo Design, Brand Identity, UI/UX, Web Design, Social Assets — with quantities and rates. Set revision rounds and VAT/tax rate in Section 5.
Choose a template — try Creative or Bold for design clients — click Generate Design Invoice, then download your PDF. Your clients receive a polished, professional document that reflects your quality of work.
Agency Handy's graphic design invoice generator is purpose-built with the fields and terms designers actually need — not generic accounting software repurposed for creatives.
A professional design invoice should list each deliverable separately (logo, brand guide, web design, etc.), specify the number of revisions included, state when source files will be delivered, and include your copyright transfer terms. This generator includes all these fields plus your studio logo and portfolio website.
Use the Revisions field in Section 5 to document the number of revision rounds included in the project price. Add a note in Section 6 stating your hourly rate for additional revisions. This sets clear expectations and helps you get paid fairly for extra work.
The Creative template uses a teal gradient header that works well for branding and design projects. The Modern template has a clean purple accent that suits corporate clients who prefer a more formal look. Switch between them instantly without re-filling any fields.
Because generic invoicing tools don't understand how designers work.
Project name, revision rounds, designer terms — fields that reflect the reality of creative work, not generic product sales.
Five polished templates with distinct visual personalities. A design studio deserves an invoice that looks like it was designed.
No monthly subscription. As a creative, your tools shouldn't eat into your margins. Generate as many invoices as you have projects.
Common questions from designers and creative studios
Enter "Logo Design" as the project name. In the line items, add individual deliverables like "Primary Logo Concepts", "Logo Refinement", and "Final File Package". Specify your revision rounds in Section 5 and add your source file delivery and copyright terms in the notes.
Yes — the Tax Rate field in Section 5 is labeled "VAT / Tax Rate". Enter your VAT percentage (e.g., 20 for 20% UK VAT) and it will be calculated on the post-discount subtotal and shown as a separate line on the invoice.
Select "50% Upfront / 50% on Delivery" from the Payment Terms dropdown in Section 3. Add a line in your notes explaining the deposit schedule, e.g. "$X due upfront to begin work, remainder due on delivery of final files."
The Revisions field documents how many revision rounds are included in the invoice price. This value isn't printed on the invoice automatically — use it as a reference and add your revision policy in the Notes section. This helps you track what you agreed to.
Yes — use the Line Items section to add each project or deliverable separately. You can clearly label each item (e.g., "Project A — Logo Design", "Project B — Social Media Kit") and the invoice will itemize them all with individual amounts and a combined total.