POS Receipt Generator
Line items with a description and an amount, a large total at the top, and tax. No logo.
Enter Receipt Details
What information you can enter on this POS Receipt Generator template:
- Business Business name, street, and one city and state line, plus date and time. There is no phone field.
- Lines Each line has a quantity, a description, and an amount. Add more lines with the plus control. This receipt prints the description and the amount. It does not print the quantity, and it does not multiply by it.
- Money A currency symbol, one tax label and percent, and a payment line you type. Five font styles sit above the fields.
How the sample is arranged
The sample picture is a trip-style slip: a large total, then miles, passengers, and a fuel surcharge, with the business and a payment line at the bottom. Those trip words are not fields. The receipt you generate prints the descriptions you type under a large total, then subtotal, tax, and total, and repeats the business, address, city, and payment at the bottom.
How the amounts are worked out
The subtotal is the sum of the line amounts. Choose No tax and the tax line is left off. Any other label adds that percent of the subtotal. The large figure at the top is that total.
How to make this receipt
- Enter the business name, address, and city and state.
- Add each description and amount. Use the plus control for another line.
- Choose a tax label and percent, type the payment line, then download the JPG or PDF.
Membership and download
This is a Standard template. A current Standard or PRO membership removes the membership watermark. If you are not signed in, the receipt still shows that watermark. After you make the receipt, the page offers a JPG download and a PDF of that same image.
Other templates
- Shipping Mailing Receipt Also a list of lines, and each line total is quantity times price. It adds a barcode and a short custom note.
- Sales Receipt One amount instead of a list of lines, with a transaction code and an MCC code.
Questions
Can I enter miles or a passenger count?
No. The sample picture shows those words. The form asks for a description and an amount on each line.
