A dark invoice for a brand that lives in dark mode: developers, game studios, audio engineers, streamers. Charcoal page, light type, one teal accent and monospaced numbers that look like the terminal they came from.
Free, fillable, US Letter, no email, no sign-up. The Avo app for iPhone makes invoices in its own layout and adds up the totals; this PDF is for the dark look.

The filled sample. Names, addresses and amounts are made up; the blank PDF you download has the same fields empty.
The whole page is dark, so the design is about contrast: off-white body text, grey labels, teal for the title and the total rule. Numbers are set in a monospaced font so hours and amounts align. The fillable fields are set to type in white, which most PDF readers honour.
A sprint billed by hours from a tracked log, review time separate, release support as a flat fee, devices passed through.
Milestones as lines, a licence or stems line, and a note about delivery.
Deliverables per line, usage term in the description, Net 14.
Your name and contact, the client block, a sprint or project line. Invoice number, date, due date, terms. Four item lines with hours or quantity, rate and amount. Subtotal, tax, total due under a teal rule. Notes for payment and the next sprint.
The sample is a Seattle dev shop invoicing a fitness app for one sprint: 64 hours of feature work, 10 hours of review and QA, release support as a flat fee and test devices at cost. Hours reference a shared log, which is what makes an hourly invoice easy to approve.
| Description | Qty × rate | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Feature work: workout timer and sync | 64 h × $120.00 | $7,680.00 |
| Code review and QA | 10 h × $120.00 | $1,200.00 |
| App Store release support | 1 × $400.00 | $400.00 |
| Test devices rental (pass-through) | 1 × $90.00 | $90.00 |
| Subtotal | $9,370.00 | |
| Total due | $9,370.00 | |
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Scan the code with your iPhone camera to open Avo in the App Store, or email yourself the link.
It prints the dark background with a lot of toner. For paper, use the modern or bold design instead and keep this one for PDFs sent by email, which is how most dev invoices travel.
Preview, Acrobat Reader and Chrome show typed text in white as set. A few readers ignore field text colour and show black on dark; if your client reports that, send the filled PDF flattened or use a light design.
Reference the log (Harvest, Toggl, Jira worklog) in the notes and round to the quarter hour. Review and QA on a separate line stops the question of why features took so long.
No. Avo produces its own clean light layout and calculates totals as you add items. This PDF is for the dark look specifically.
BoldOversized condensed title, lime total block
ModernCharcoal type, one blue stripe, the total in a blue block
MinimalistHairline rules, small caps, monospaced numbers
LuxuryBlack band, gold frame, serif title