Invoice - Classic
Line items, tax, discounts and totals in a straightforward layout that matches your storefront branding. The safest starting point if you need a clean, readable invoice and nothing more.
View templateAn invoice template turns a Shopify order into a finished document, with your branding, the right tax lines and everything a customer needs for their records. These templates range from a classic line-item layout to versions with product images, barcodes or a QR code.
Line items, tax, discounts and totals in a straightforward layout that matches your storefront branding. The safest starting point if you need a clean, readable invoice and nothing more.
View templateProduct thumbnails sit beside pricing, subtotal, tax and total. Useful when customers order several similar variants and need to see exactly what they bought.
View templateProduct photos and a barcode on every line, so the invoice doubles as a fulfillment reference. Built for stores where the same document is used in the warehouse.
View templateA standard invoice layout with a QR code that opens the order status page. Saves customers writing in to ask where their order is.
View templateAn invoice format with ABN and GST fields already in place, for Australian sellers who have to show both on a tax invoice.
View templateAn invoice has to hold up in front of a customer and in front of an accountant, so it needs more than a list of what was bought. Every field is filled from the order itself, so nothing is typed twice. These templates can show:
Stores rarely stop at the standard fields. If your checkout collects a delivery date, or another app writes data against the order, that value can sit on the invoice next to everything else. It comes from order metafields, product and variant metafields or line item properties, and it is placed in the editor the same way as any other field.
Yes. The company name comes through with both the billing and the shipping address, so a B2B invoice can show the business the order was placed for rather than only the person who placed it.
Yes. Line items carry the unit price both excluding and including tax, and tax lines come through separately, so you can show either or both.
Yes. The order total is available both as a figure and written out in words, which some countries expect on a tax invoice.
Yes, through automation rules. A rule is triggered by the order status you choose, and conditions let you narrow down which orders qualify.
Yes. Select the orders you want, choose the invoice template, and you get one combined document with an invoice for each order.
Every invoice template starts from a preset and none of them is locked, so add your logo, reorder fields or insert barcodes and QR codes in the drag-and-drop editor. 14-day free trial, no credit card required.