Retail Receipt Builder
Create and download a professional retail receipt.
Business Info
Click or drag to upload logo
Business Name
Customer Info
Customer information
Additional Details
Line Items
Item / SKUQtyUnit PriceTotal
Description
Quantity
Unit price
Total—
Description
Quantity
Unit price
Total—
Description
Quantity
Unit price
Total—
Totals
Subtotal0.00
Tax
%0.00
Discount
0.00
Grand Total0.00
Payment Method
Payment Method
QR Code / Barcode
Click to upload QR code or barcode
PNG, JPG, SVG — from any payment app
Notes
Footer message, return policy, or any custom note
How It Works
Frequently Asked Questions
A receipt builder is a tool that helps you create a record of a completed payment or sale. It can include business details, customer information, products or services, quantity, price, tax, discount, payment method, and the final total.
For example, a repair technician can create a receipt for a customer after completing a speaker repair, including the repair service, replacement parts, quantity, price, and payment method.
A complete receipt should normally include a receipt number, date, business name, customer name, item or service description, quantity, unit price, total amount, and payment method.
You can also add your business logo, address, phone number, email, website, tax, discount, QR payment code, return policy, warranty information, or thank-you message.
Yes. Use the “+ Add item” option to add as many products or services as needed.
For example, a receipt can include a Repair Service, Replacement Part, Delivery Charge, and Installation Fee. Each item can have its own quantity and unit price, while the receipt builder calculates the total amount for all items.
Enter the tax percentage you want to apply to the receipt subtotal. The tool adds the tax amount to the receipt before showing the final grand total.
For example, if your items total Rs 10,000 and you add 5% tax, the receipt adds Rs 500 tax. The grand total becomes Rs 10,500 before applying any discount.
Yes. You can apply a discount as a percentage or as a fixed currency amount.
For example, if the subtotal is Rs 10,000, a 10% discount reduces it by Rs 1,000. If you use a fixed discount of Rs 500 instead, the receipt reduces the amount by Rs 500.
Yes. The tool includes Cash, Credit Card, Bank Transfer, and Cheque options. You can also enter a custom payment method such as PayPal, Crypto, JazzCash, EasyPaisa, Stripe, Wise, or any method relevant to your business.
A receipt number helps you identify, organize, and find a transaction later. It is useful for customer support, payment verification, accounting records, returns, warranties, and business reporting.
For example, you can use Receipt #1001 for the first transaction and continue with #1002, #1003, and so on for future receipts.
Yes. Upload a QR code or barcode image and add a caption such as “Scan to pay.” This can be useful when you want customers to make a payment through a supported mobile-payment or bank application.
Yes. Use the Notes section to add a thank-you message, return policy, warranty details, payment instructions, delivery note, or any other custom information.
For example, you can add: “Thank you for your business. Please keep this receipt for warranty and service purposes.”