Photography paperwork, done in minutes
Draft a photography invoice, quote or client contract and download it as a PDF. Clean templates, sensible defaults, and client details that never leave your browser.
Runs on your device. Client details are never uploaded.
Documents are generated from general templates and stored only in your browser. This is not legal advice: check the rules that apply to your situation before sending.
How it works
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Pick the document
Invoice, quote or contract, on the French legal template or the international one.
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Fill in the details
Your business and your client are saved locally, so you only type them once.
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Add your line items
Description, quantity and price; totals and tax lines recompute as you type.
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Download or print
A clean A4 PDF named after the document number, rendered entirely on your device.
What belongs on it
The photography invoice checklist
This checklist and the generated documents are general templates, not legal advice. Requirements vary by country, so check your local rules before you send anything.
A sequential document number and the issue date
Your business details and your client's
The date of the shoot or the delivery
Line items with quantity and unit price
The tax treatment, stated clearly
Payment terms, the due date and how to pay
For quotes: how long the offer stands
For contracts: usage rights, image consent and cancellation terms
Working in France? The French version of this tool covers the mentions obligatoires in detail: SIRET, TVA art. 293 B, pénalités de retard and the artiste-auteur fork, each verified against official sources. Facture et devis photographe
Frequently asked
Paperwork, demystified
What should a photography invoice include?
At minimum: a sequential number, both parties' details, dated line items with unit prices, the tax treatment, and payment terms with a due date. The checklist above covers each one, and the generator will not export a French invoice missing the essentials.
Do I need a contract for every shoot?
A written agreement protects both sides whenever money, image rights or a hard-to-repeat date are involved. For weddings and commissioned work it is essential; for a quick portrait session, a signed quote with clear terms can be enough.
What should a photography contract cover?
The scope of work with date and location, the fee and payment schedule, usage rights for the photos, image consent, portfolio use, what happens on cancellation or force majeure, and both signatures. The contract template here includes each of those sections.
Is a generated contract legally binding?
A contract binds because both parties agree and sign, not because of the tool that produced it. Read the generated text, adapt it to your situation, and remember it is a general template, not legal advice; for high-stakes work, have a professional review your terms.
Where is my business data stored?
In your browser's localStorage, on your device. Your business profile, your last client and the document numbering never touch our servers, and the PDF is rendered locally too.
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