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Invoice template

Photographer Invoice Template

Template for photographers invoicing shoots, packages, editing time, usage rights, and travel costs.

  • Free to customise
  • Example line items
  • Payment terms included

What to include

A useful invoice template should make the work easy to understand, show clear totals, and leave no doubt about how and when payment should be made.

  • Your business name, address, and contact details
  • Client name and billing address
  • Invoice number, issue date, and due date
  • Clear service or product descriptions
  • Subtotal, VAT or tax if applicable, and total due

Example line items

Use these as starting points — adjust descriptions and amounts for your project.

1. Event photography package deposit
2. Full-day shoot fee
3. Additional edited images (20)
4. Commercial usage licence — 12 months

Frequently asked questions

Should usage rights be on the invoice?

If licensing is part of the fee, include a clear line item or note describing permitted use, territory, and duration.

When should photographers invoice a deposit?

Many photographers invoice a booking deposit to secure the date, then bill the balance before or after delivery per contract.

Can I customise this invoice template?

Yes. Use it as a starting point, then adjust line items, payment terms, VAT or tax details, and notes for your work.

Can I create this invoice without signing up?

You can use the free invoice generator to create a simple invoice. An InvoiceFeed account is useful when you want to save clients and manage invoice history.

Create this invoice in minutes.

Use the free generator for a one-off PDF, or sign up to save clients and manage invoice history.

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