2026-compliant invoice generator
Free, no sign-up: 2026 French legal wording, per-rate VAT, PDF with embedded Factur-X.
- 100% local — your data never leaves your browser
- Free, no usage limits
- No sign-up, no account
Who it is for, and what the invoice contains
Freelancers and small businesses: the tool produces a complete French invoice — mandatory wording, checksum-verified SIRET, sequential numbering, per-rate VAT. Under the French VAT franchise, tick the art. 293 B option and the wording is carried on the invoice and in the XML.
Compliant down to the Factur-X XML
The exported PDF embeds the Factur-X XML (BASIC profile, EN 16931) expected by the French e-invoicing reform — a readable PDF and structured data in one file. Strict PDF/A-3 conformity is not certified: check your platform’s requirements before transmission.
The September 2026 French reform: where this tool fits
This tool creates the compliant DOCUMENT (2026 wording, embedded Factur-X). It is not a French accredited platform (PA, ex-PDP), which B2B electronic transmission goes through under the reform.
Your data stays on your machine
Everything is generated in the browser: nothing is sent to any server. The draft is kept locally so you can resume later.
Frequently asked questions
Is this invoice generator really free?
Yes: free, no account, no document limit. The site is ad-supported — never funded by your data, which stays in your browser.
Are my invoices stored anywhere?
No. The invoice and its PDF are generated in your browser; the draft stays on your device. Nothing is uploaded, no sign-up.
Is the generated invoice compliant in 2026?
Yes: mandatory French wording, checksum-verified SIRET, sequential numbering, per-rate VAT — and the Factur-X XML (EN 16931) is embedded in the PDF.
Can I invoice without VAT as a French micro-entrepreneur?
Yes. Tick the art. 293 B option: VAT drops to zero and the legal wording is carried on the invoice and in the XML.
How is this different from a French accredited platform?
The generator creates the compliant document. An accredited platform (PA, ex-PDP) is the transmission intermediary required by the French reform for B2B electronic invoicing.