Free GST Invoice Generator (India)
Create a GST invoice in your browser and download it as a PDF - ₹ pricing, 18% GST preloaded, and GSTIN fields for you and your client. Free, no sign-up, and nothing you type leaves your device.
A GST invoice needs: your GSTIN, a consecutive invoice number and date, the buyer's details (GSTIN if registered), item descriptions with HSN/SAC codes, the GST rate and amount, and the place of supply. Since 22 September 2025, the main GST slabs are 5% and 18%.
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GST rates on invoices after the 2025 reform
The GST 2.0 reform trimmed the slabs to two main rates from 22 September 2025: 5% for reduced-rate goods and 18% for most services and standard goods. The old 12% and 28% slabs are gone, essentials moved to 0%, luxury and sin goods to 40%, and gold keeps its special 3% rate. If an old invoice template still defaults to 12% or 28%, it's out of date - and so is the tax it charges your customer.
Selling within your state? The GST amount is split on paper as CGST + SGST (9% + 9% at the standard rate); across state lines it's one IGST line. The total is identical either way - our GST Calculator India shows the math in both directions, including extracting GST from an inclusive price.
GST Invoice FAQ
Is this GST invoice generator free?
Yes - free, no sign-up, no watermark over your content, and no limit on invoices. Everything is generated in your browser; nothing you type is uploaded or stored.
What must a GST invoice include?
Your business name, address, and GSTIN; a consecutive invoice number and date; the recipient's details (and GSTIN if they're registered); a description of the goods or services with HSN/SAC codes, quantity, and value; the GST rate and amount; the place of supply; and a signature or digital authentication. This tool covers the core fields - put HSN/SAC codes in each line's description.
Which GST rate should I use?
18% for most services and many goods - it's preloaded here. Since the GST 2.0 reform of 22 September 2025 the main slabs are just 5% and 18% (the 12% and 28% slabs were scrapped), with 0% on essentials and 40% on luxury and sin goods. Edit the rate field for 5% items or zero-rated supplies.
Does it split CGST and SGST?
No - the PDF shows one GST line at your chosen rate, which totals the same amount. For an intra-state B2B invoice where the buyer wants CGST and SGST shown separately (9% + 9% at the standard rate), note the split in the notes field, or use accounting software that itemizes it. Our GST Calculator India page explains how the split works.
Do I need e-invoicing (IRN)?
Only above the government's turnover threshold - broadly ₹5 crore aggregate turnover - where B2B invoices must be registered on the Invoice Registration Portal for an IRN and QR code. Below the threshold, a well-formed PDF invoice like this one is standard practice. Confirm your obligation on the GST portal, since thresholds change by notification.
How is this different from a Growpins Ledger account?
This tool makes one-off invoices. A free Growpins Ledger account stores your GSTIN and clients, numbers invoices automatically, applies your GST rate every time, tracks who has paid, and adds receipts, bookkeeping, and P&L reports on top.
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A free Growpins Ledger account stores your GSTIN, clients, and products, numbers invoices automatically, applies your GST rate every time, and tracks who has paid - with bookkeeping and P&L reports built in. Built by the team behind Growpins, founded by Dokun Bamigboye.
Get Started FreeInvoicing clients outside India too? Use the global Invoice Generator with 12 country presets, or browse all free tools.
This page is general information, not tax advice. GST rules, rates, and e-invoicing thresholds change by government notification - the GST portal's current guidance is authoritative.