Your branding stays intact
Place changing values on top of your PDF. Keep the colors, logo, and payment instructions you already use.
EXCEL TO INVOICE TEMPLATE
Turn spreadsheet rows into polished invoices with your own PDF template. Place your fields once. Print the whole batch.
| Invoice | Client | Total |
|---|---|---|
| INV-001 | $1,250.00 | |
| INV-002 | $840.00 | |
| INV-003 | $2,100.00 |
A familiar workflow. A better finish.
FROM SPREADSHEET TO SENT
Keep the design your clients recognize. Let your spreadsheet handle the details.
Open the tool and upload your invoice PDF. Your logo, payment terms, and layout stay in place. No fillable form fields needed.
YOUR DESIGN, PRESERVEDImport Excel or CSV. Drag client name, invoice number, dates, and amounts onto the PDF. Adjust the size and position of each field.
MAP ONCE FOR THE BATCHSelect “Print merged pages” to create a copy for every row. Print the batch or choose “Save as PDF” in your browser, then share it yourself.
ONE ROW → ONE INVOICE COPYLESS REPETITION. MORE CONTROL.
Already have an invoice layout that works? Fill it with your Excel data and keep every document consistent.
Use your own invoice templatePlace changing values on top of your PDF. Keep the colors, logo, and payment instructions you already use.
Prepare separate rows for consulting clients, project fees, or monthly services, then fill the same template across the batch.
The merge reads your PDF and spreadsheet locally. You can start without creating an account or installing software.
A LITTLE PREP. A SMOOTH MERGE.
Use the first row for column names and each following row for one complete invoice.
Before you import: calculate totals in Excel, save the workbook, and put the invoice data on the first worksheet. The tool places your saved values onto the PDF.
Client NameBill toInvoice NumberInvoice #Due DatePayment dueTotalTotal dueYour column names can be different. You choose where each value goes.
Open the free tool, upload your invoice PDF, and import an Excel or CSV file. Drag spreadsheet columns onto the matching places in your template, then select “Print merged pages.” Each data row fills a copy of the template.
This is a tool for filling a PDF invoice template with spreadsheet data. Bring your own PDF layout and Excel or CSV file. If your invoice layout is in Excel, export a blank version as a PDF first, leaving space for the values you’ll map.
Upload a PDF for the invoice design and an .xlsx, .xls, or .csv file for the data. For Excel workbooks, the tool reads the first worksheet. Start your data with a header row and avoid merged cells in the data table.
The PDF mail merge tool is free to use, with no sign-up required. Open it in your browser to upload a template, map your data, and print the batch.
The tool prepares one printable batch. Choose “Save as PDF” in your browser’s print dialog to save it. It doesn’t automatically download a separate file for each customer; use page ranges in the print dialog to save individual invoices.
No. It places the values from your spreadsheet onto the PDF. Calculate taxes, discounts, and totals in Excel first, then save the file before importing it. Review the preview and printed output before sending invoices.
Yes. Every page in your PDF template is repeated for each spreadsheet row. A two-page template with 10 rows creates 20 printable pages. Larger batches can take longer to prepare, so start with a few rows to check your layout.
READY WHEN YOU ARE
Bring your PDF. Bring your spreadsheet. We’ll connect the two.