Free invoice generator for Nigeria
Fill in the form, watch your invoice build itself, and download it as a PDF or image. It's free, works on your phone, and needs no account. Amounts are in naira.
Your business
Invoice
INV-0001
Bill to
Customer name
Date
18 October 2026
Due
1 November 2026
| Item | Qty | Price | Amount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your item | 1 | ₦0.00 | ₦0.00 |
Made free with Gripd · invoices, receipts and bookings for small businesses
A PDF gets the invoice out. Gripd gets you paid.
This page makes a good invoice. Once it's sent, a PDF can't tell you anything. A free Gripd account picks up where the PDF stops.
This free tool
- A professional invoice in a minute
- Your logo, tax and discount worked out
- Download as PDF or image
What you miss with just a PDF
- Know the moment you're paid
- Reminders go out for you
- Send a link, not a file
- Every invoice and customer saved
- Receipts in one tap
With a free Gripd account
Everything here, plus- Know the moment you're paidMark it paid or part-paid, and the money goes straight into your income. No spreadsheet.
- Reminders go out for youGripd emails customers who are late, so you don't have to chase or feel awkward.
- Send a link, not a fileShare it on WhatsApp or email it from Gripd. Your customer sees exactly how to pay you.
- Every invoice and customer savedNo retyping next time. See who owes you, how much, and who always pays on time.
- Receipts in one tapWhen they pay, send a proper receipt from the same invoice.
How to use it
- 1Add your businessYour business name, and your logo if you have one. Customers trust an invoice that looks like it came from a real business.
- 2Add your customerWho the invoice is for, and their email or phone so you can send it.
- 3List what you're charging forOne line per product or service, with the quantity and the price. The total adds itself up.
- 4Add VAT, a discount or a due dateOnly if they apply. VAT is optional; see the note below.
- 5Add how to pay youPut your bank name, account number and account name, so they can pay by transfer. This is the thing that gets you paid fastest.
- 6Download and sendDownload a PDF or an image, and send it on WhatsApp, by email or print it.
What to put on an invoice in Nigeria
A clear invoice gets paid faster. Include: your business name and contact details, your customer's name, an invoice number, the invoice date and due date, a line for each product or service with quantity and price, the total, and exactly how to pay you.
If you're registered for VAT, add your TIN (Tax Identification Number) and show the VAT separately.
VAT on invoices in Nigeria
VAT in Nigeria is 7.5%. You only add it if your business is registered for VAT; many small businesses fall below the registration threshold and don't charge it. If you do charge VAT, show your TIN and the VAT amount on the invoice. Tax rules have been changing, so check the current position with the tax authority or an accountant.
Getting paid on time
Most customers here pay by transfer, so the single biggest thing that gets you paid faster is putting your account details right on the invoice.
Number your invoices in order (INV-0001, INV-0002) so you and your customers can always refer to the right one, and keep a copy of every invoice you send.
Send it, track it, get paid: keep your invoices in Gripd
Gripd saves every invoice, sends it as a link that shows how to pay you, tells you when it's paid, reminds late payers and turns payments into receipts. Free to start.
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