Free Invoice Generator: Simple Mode for One-Off Invoices, Advanced for Everything Else

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So this tool has two modes on the exact same data. Simple mode is a single screen: From, Bill To, invoice details, line items, tax/discount/shipping, notes, total — fill it in top to bottom and download a PDF. No dashboard, no saved list, nothing to learn. It's built to feel like the classic one-off invoice generators people have used for years.
Click Preview at any point and it opens a full invoice preview in a modal, matching the PDF almost exactly, so there's no guessing what the client will actually receive.

Toggle to Advanced and the same invoice you were just editing is already sitting in a saved list — nothing is lost, nothing is duplicated. What Advanced adds on top:

Minimal, Professional, and Modern — pick per invoice, not once for every invoice you'll ever send. Whatever you choose renders identically in the live preview and the final PDF, and an accent color picker lets you match your own branding instead of a generic default blue.
Everything autosaves to your browser as you type — close the tab, come back tomorrow, your draft is exactly where you left it. No account, no cloud sync, no server ever sees your client data.