Free Excel Invoice Templates

Eight invoice templates for Microsoft Excel, each in its own design. Enter a quantity and a price, and the template works out each line, the subtotal, tax and amount due, and the due date from your payment terms.

  • Free
  • No sign-up
  • Formulas built in

Or fill one in online with the free invoice generator: it does the math too, and gives you a PDF or a live link to send.

Choose an Excel invoice template

How to make an invoice in Excel

  1. Download a template and open it in Excel.

  2. Fill in your details and your client's, the invoice number and the invoice date.

  3. Set your payment terms in days. The due date fills itself in.

  4. Enter each line's description, quantity and price, then a discount or tax rate if you need one. The amounts and totals update as you type.

  5. Check your payment details, save the invoice as a PDF from File, Save As, and send it to your client.

Questions

Are these Excel invoice templates free?

Yes. Download any of the eight as often as you like. No account needed.

Can I use them in Google Sheets?

Yes. Upload the .xlsx to Google Drive and open it with Google Sheets; the formulas work there too. When it's ready, download it as a PDF from File, Download.

How does the template work out tax?

On the subtotal after the discount. Enter the discount and the tax as percentages, and the amount due follows: subtotal, minus the discount, plus tax.

Can I invoice a client without a registered company?

Yes. Ruul becomes the legal counterparty on the invoice, so you can invoice clients in 190 countries without a company of your own.

How do I get paid for an invoice?

Put your bank details in the template's payment section, or let your client pay online by card or bank transfer and get paid through Ruul: you receive your payout within 1 business day after your client pays.