This invoice maker keeps the whole flow inside TaxBro's static site, so it works cleanly on GitHub Pages. Add seller and buyer details, line items, GST rates, notes, and print-ready branding from one page.
People coming to TaxBro often need a code finder first and an invoice next. This separate page gives them a second utility layer without dragging in a heavy app stack.
This first release focuses on practical export and client-sharing actions rather than requiring a backend.
Once you like the UX, we can connect this screen to customer storage, invoice history, numbering rules, and downloadable PDFs from a proper backend.
This is a browser-side builder, so your draft stays on this device unless you export or share it. Replace the TaxBro logo if needed, add your signature, and use the export buttons whenever the preview is ready.
Use these actions anytime. The preview updates live while you type.
Invoice meta, dates, place of supply, and reverse-charge status.
Your business identity for the invoice header.
Client details shown in the billed-to block.
These blocks appear near the bottom of the invoice preview.
This first version is intentionally practical: fast, light, and export-focused.
Not yet. This version saves drafts in your current browser through local storage, which keeps deployment simple and works on GitHub Pages.
Use the Print / PDF button. Your browser's print dialog lets you save the invoice preview as a PDF with the clean sheet layout.
Yes. The builder compares the seller GSTIN state code with place of supply or buyer GSTIN state code and switches the tax split automatically.
Yes. Upload both from the form and the preview will update immediately. If you do nothing, the TaxBro logo remains as the default placeholder.
Someone may start with HSN or SAC search, move into invoice prep, and then still need document or compliance help. That is exactly the connected product flow we want.