Final Invoice Generator
The closing invoice: full price, deposits deducted, balance due.
Generate the API call that creates an invoice — Stripe, Xero, QuickBooks or your own REST API.
Or drop an invoice file here
The Invoice API Generator turns an invoice into ready-to-run code that creates it through an API — Stripe, Xero, QuickBooks Online or your own REST endpoint — in cURL, JavaScript, Python or PHP, with an OpenAPI 3.1 description for your own API.
Creating an invoice through an API is easy to describe and fiddly to get right. Stripe wants form-encoded amounts in minor units and invoice items created before the invoice. Xero wants an Invoices array with LineAmountTypes and account codes. QuickBooks wants SalesItemLineDetail with an item reference and an Amount that matches Qty times UnitPrice. Each gets rejected for different reasons.
Paste an invoice — the JSON the builders here export, or UBL, CII or generic invoice JSON — choose the API and the language, and this writes the request: the endpoint, the headers, the body mapped field by field, in cURL, JavaScript, Python or PHP. For your own API it writes the POST with an idempotency key and an OpenAPI 3.1 description of the endpoint, with the invoice schema, ready to drop into your documentation.
Credentials appear as environment variables, never inline, and each target lists what you still have to supply — a customer ID, an account code, a tenant. Everything is generated in your browser.
Stripe, Xero, QuickBooks Online and custom REST.
cURL, JavaScript fetch, Python requests and PHP cURL.
Minor units, line types and references handled per API.
Credentials read from environment variables.
Document your own invoice endpoint in one download.
Invoice JSON, UBL, CII or generic JSON. Sample loads one.
Stripe, Xero, QuickBooks Online, or your own REST endpoint.
cURL, JavaScript fetch, Python requests or PHP cURL.
Each API lists the IDs and credentials it still needs.
Or download the OpenAPI spec for your own API.
No. It writes the code for you to run from your own server with your own credentials. Nothing is sent from this page.
Because an API key pasted into code ends up in version control, logs and screenshots. The generated code reads STRIPE_SECRET_KEY, XERO_ACCESS_TOKEN and similar from the environment.
You should not. Secret keys must stay on a server; Stripe, Xero and QuickBooks all expect server-side calls.
Each API handles tax differently — Stripe needs tax rate IDs, Xero a TaxType per line, QuickBooks tax codes. The generated code marks where your account’s own tax identifiers go.
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Write the first reviewThe closing invoice: full price, deposits deducted, balance due.
A reusable PDF invoice with your branding and the variable fields left empty.
A debit note for an under-billing, with the reason and the tax on the addition.
Check the email addresses you send invoices to — syntax, typos and throwaway domains.
Bill in Canadian dollars with GST, HST or PST by province.
A properly formed credit note, with the reason and the tax credited back.
Write line descriptions specific enough that nobody has to ring you about them.
The right reminder for how late it is, from a courtesy note to a final notice.