Send a professional invoice to your foreign client.
Answer a few questions across four short steps. We handle GST, LUT and export formatting for you — you get a clean PDF or DOCX at the end, ready to send.
- 1Business
- 2Client
- 3Invoice
- 4Preview
Tell us about your business
Your name, business details and GST status. We'll use this to fill in the header of every invoice.
GST setup
This drives whether GSTIN and LUT declarations appear on your invoice.
Logo
Square canvas, max 2 MB.
Your Business
About export invoices for Indian freelancers
An export invoice is the primary document that proves you provided a service to a client outside India and are entitled to zero-rated GST treatment. Getting it right matters: your bank uses it to release the FIRA, the GST department relies on it if you ever claim a refund, and your income tax return quotes it as the source of foreign-currency income.
The rules aren't complicated — but they are strict about format. This builder enforces the required fields (GSTIN when applicable, LUT declaration, currency, invoice number series, payment terms) so you can focus on the work, not the paperwork. If you want the full context, read the Freelancer Compliance Guide, the Getting Paid Guide and the Documentation Guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Only if you're registered under GST. If your aggregate turnover is under the threshold and you haven't voluntarily registered, an export invoice without a GSTIN is perfectly valid. If you are registered, GSTIN is mandatory on every invoice.
Read more:Read the GST guide