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Generate an invoice PDF from data

Fill in the form, download a clean US-Letter invoice — and copy the exact POST /api/invoice call that renders the same document from JSON in your webhook or cron. No signup, no template upload: this endpoint draws the whole invoice from data.

From

name address — one line per row, up to 6 (optional)

Bill to

name address — one line per row, up to 6 (optional)

Details

invoice_number (optional) date — YYYY-MM-DD (optional, defaults to today) due — YYYY-MM-DD (optional) currency — ISO 4217 (optional, default USD) tax_rate — percent, 0–100 (optional)

Line items

Description	Qty	Unit price	Amount

Subtotal	USD 0.00
Tax (0%)	USD 0.00
Total	USD 0.00

notes (optional)

Have an API key?

X-API-Key

Sent as the X-API-Key header — your key never leaves this call. Keyless calls share the free 100 requests/IP/month pool.

The same call, from your code

POST /api/invoice

This snippet tracks the form live — everything you type above lands in the JSON. The endpoint is deterministic: the same JSON returns a byte-identical PDF, so it's safe to re-run from a Stripe webhook or a monthly cron. Read the /api/invoice reference. Calling from your own stack? The Python, Node.js, and JavaScript guides cover the request pattern the whole API shares.

The preview math runs in your browser; generating the PDF calls POST /api/invoice (1 request against the free quota on success — nothing is stored). Anonymous and free-tier PDFs carry a small "Generated with pdfops.dev" footer line; Indie and Pro output is clean. More background: invoices use case.