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Freelancer invoice template

A freelancer invoice is how you turn finished work into paid work. Clients, and their accountants, look for the same few things: who you are, what you did, how much it costs and when to pay. This page shows a ready example you can open in the free generator, edit and download as a PDF.

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Example freelancer invoice

DescriptionQtyRateAmount
Website copywriting, 5 pages1$750.00$750.00
Strategy call (hours)2$90.00$180.00
Revision round1$150.00$150.00
Subtotal$1,080.00
Total$1,080.00

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What to include

Common mistakes

Practical tips

Send the invoice the day the work is approved, not at the end of the month. If a project is large, split it into a deposit, a milestone and a final invoice. Add a short note with your payment details and a thank-you; it costs nothing and keeps the tone friendly. Keep a copy of every invoice: the generator saves your history in your own browser, and you can export a backup file.

Frequently asked questions

How much should I charge per hour as a freelancer?

It depends on your field, experience and market. Check recent rates from comparable freelancers, add your costs and taxes, and state the rate clearly on the invoice so it is easy to compare.

Do freelancers need to charge tax on invoices?

It depends on your country and income. In some places you must register for VAT or sales tax once you pass a threshold. Check your local tax authority.

Is a PDF invoice enough?

For most small clients, yes. Some large companies require a specific format or e-invoice, so ask your client if unsure.

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Last reviewed: October 2026. This page is general information, not legal, tax or accounting advice. Rules and rates change, so check your local tax authority before relying on it.