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Graphic Design Invoice Template

Design invoices need to price the deliverable, the revisions, and — importantly — the rights and source files. This template itemizes the project, states included revisions, and makes source-file handover and usage rights explicit line items, so clients understand what they're buying and you don't give away extras.

Last reviewed 2026-07-08

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From:
Jane Doe Design · jane@studio.co
Bill to:
Client Co · client@email.com
Invoice #:
JD-2026-072
Project:
Brand identity
Due date:
2026-07-15 (Net 14)
DescriptionQtyRateAmount
Logo design (incl. 3 revisions)1$1,200.00$1,200.00
Brand guidelines document1$600.00$600.00
Extra revision round1$150.00$150.00
Source files + full usage rights1$300.00$300.00
Subtotal $2,250.00
Deposit paid −$750.00
Balance due $1,500.00

How to fill in each field

Project fee & revisions

State the fixed project fee and how many revisions are included.

Common mistake: Not defining included revisions, so extra rounds are unpaid.

Extra revisions

Bill revision rounds beyond the included ones as separate lines.

Common mistake: Absorbing endless revisions and eroding your rate.

Source files & rights

Make source files and full usage rights explicit (often a paid add-on).

Common mistake: Handing over editable source and rights for free by default.

Deposit

Deduct the upfront deposit before the balance due.

Common mistake: Starting design work with no deposit.

Related templates & variants

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Frequently asked questions

What should a graphic design invoice include?+

Your business and the client/project, the project fee with included revisions, any extra revision rounds, source files and usage rights as explicit lines, any deposit, and the balance due.

Should I charge extra for source files?+

Many designers price source files (editable originals) and full usage/transfer of rights as a paid add-on, since they let the client reproduce or alter the work without you.

How do I handle revisions on a design invoice?+

Define the number of included revisions in the project line, then bill additional rounds separately at a set rate so scope and cost stay clear.

Sources & further reading

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