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Free salon GST invoice generator

Fill in your GSTIN, your customer and the services you provided, and download a GST-compliant tax invoice as a PDF. Salon services are taxed at 5% inclusive GST, so a ₹1,500 facial stays ₹1,500 — the tax is extracted from that price, not added to it. Everything runs in your browser and nothing is uploaded.

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  • Your data stays in your browser
  • A4 PDF, ready to print
Your salon

Required — only a registered business can issue a tax invoice.

Customer & invoice

Unique and sequential, max 16 characters.

Status
Services

Enter the price you actually charge. GST is inside these prices, not added to them.

Invoice summary

Subtotal
₹500.00
Total payable
₹500.00

Inside that total

Taxable value
₹476.19
GST @ 5%
₹23.81

The customer still pays ₹500.00. GST is extracted from it, never added to it.

Add a valid GSTIN to continue.

Built in your browser at 5% inclusive. Nothing is uploaded, and closing this tab discards it — download before you leave.

Inclusive GST, and the mistake that costs salons money

Almost every Indian salon prices inclusively: the number on the menu is the number the customer pays. GST is already inside it. The tax is a component you extract for the invoice and for your returns, not an amount you add at the till.

The error is adding 5% on top of a menu price that already contains it. Do that on a ₹1,500 facial and you bill ₹1575 — over-charging the customer and over-reporting your liability. This generator always treats the price you enter as inclusive, so it cannot make that mistake.

How a ₹1500 inclusive salon price splits at 5% GST
Menu price (what the customer pays)₹1500.00
Taxable value₹1428.57
GST @ 5% (inside the price)₹71.43

How to make a salon GST invoice

  1. Add your salon details and GSTIN

    Enter your salon name, address, phone and GSTIN. The GSTIN is checked for the right format and the state code is shown back to you so a typo is obvious before you print.

  2. Enter the customer and invoice number

    Add the customer name and phone, then set the invoice number and date. Numbers must be unique and sequential within the financial year.

  3. List the services at their menu price

    Add each service with its quantity and the price you actually charge. Prices are treated as GST inclusive, so enter ₹1,500 for a ₹1,500 facial — the 5% tax component is extracted for you, not added on top.

  4. Download the PDF

    Check the live preview, then download. The PDF is generated in your browser and nothing is uploaded.

What has to appear on a GST tax invoice

Eight fields. This tool fills every one of them from what you type.

  • Supplier detailsYour salon's legal name, address and GSTIN.
  • Invoice numberUnique, sequential within the financial year, 16 characters or fewer.
  • Date of issueThe date the invoice is raised.
  • Customer detailsName, and their GSTIN too if they are a registered business.
  • Description of serviceWhat was provided — haircut, facial, colour, and so on.
  • Taxable valueThe value before tax, extracted from your inclusive price.
  • Rate and amount of taxThe GST rate applied and the rupee amount of tax inside the total.
  • Place of supplyThe state where the service was provided — for a salon, where the chair is.

What this tool will not do

It makes one invoice, once. Close the tab and it is gone — there is no record, because there is no server holding one.

So it will not keep your invoice numbers in sequence for you, will not total the month when GST filing comes round, and cannot tell you what a customer has spent across their last six visits. It prints services by name without HSN or SAC codes, which matches what Veloqit Bloom produces today. And it is a tool, not tax advice: if your registration status or the right rate for a particular service is unclear, ask your CA rather than a web page.

For the occasional bill that is all fine. If you are issuing invoices every day, what you actually need is a ledger.

If you are billing daily

Veloqit Bloom drafts the invoice from the completed appointment — services already filled in, GST worked out, numbering kept in sequence, and every bill stored against the customer so you can see their history and export the month for filing. Plans start at ₹799 a month, and the 14-day trial needs no card.

See GST billing in BloomSee pricing

Questions salon owners ask about GST

What GST rate applies to salon and beauty services in India?
Beauty and personal grooming services — haircuts, facials, spa treatments, grooming — attract 5% GST, reduced from the earlier 18% by the GST Council. Rates do change, so confirm the current position with your CA before you file. This tool uses 5% as an inclusive rate.
What does "GST inclusive" mean on a salon bill?
It means the price on your menu is the price the customer pays, with the tax already inside that number rather than added at the till. A ₹1,500 facial stays ₹1,500: the taxable value is ₹1428.57 and the GST component is ₹71.43. This is how most Indian salons price, because it matches how customers already think — "a facial costs ₹1,500", not "₹1,429 plus tax". Adding 5% on top of a menu price that already includes it is the most common salon billing error and inflates every bill.
Do I need a GSTIN to use this tool?
Yes. A tax invoice can only be issued by a GST-registered business, so this tool asks for your GSTIN and prints it on the document. If you are not registered, you should not be issuing a tax invoice at all — you issue a bill of supply or a simple receipt instead, and this tool does not produce one.
When does a salon have to register for GST?
Registration becomes compulsory once aggregate turnover crosses the services threshold, which is ₹20 lakh a year in most states and ₹10 lakh in the special category states. You can also register voluntarily below that, which some salons do so they can claim input credit on products and rent. Thresholds and conditions change — check your own position with a CA rather than relying on a web page.
What has to appear on a GST tax invoice?
A compliant tax invoice needs your salon name, address and GSTIN; a unique invoice number and the date of issue; the customer's name (and their GSTIN if they are registered); a description of the services; the taxable value; the rate and amount of tax; and the place of supply. This tool fills all of these from what you type.
How should I number my invoices?
Invoice numbers must be unique and run in an unbroken sequence within each financial year, and can be at most 16 characters. A format like INV-2026-0001 works well: it sorts correctly, makes the year obvious, and leaves room for four digits of sequence. You cannot reuse or skip numbers, so keep a running count rather than generating them at random.
Does this include HSN or SAC codes?
No. This generator prints services by name and does not add HSN or SAC line-item codes, which matches what Veloqit Bloom itself produces today. If your turnover means you have to show SAC codes, confirm the correct code for your services with your CA and add it manually.
Is anything I type here stored or sent anywhere?
No. The invoice is built and rendered to a PDF entirely inside your browser — customer names, amounts and your GSTIN never leave your device and are not sent to Veloqit. Closing the tab discards everything, so download the PDF before you navigate away.
Does this replace salon billing software?
No, and that is the honest limit. This makes one invoice at a time, and it keeps no record once you close the tab. It will not number your invoices for you, will not total your month for GST filing, and cannot tell you what a customer has spent across their visits. If you are issuing bills every day, you want software that keeps the ledger — that is what Veloqit Bloom does.

This page explains how the tool works and summarises widely published GST rules as of October 2026. It is not tax advice, and rates and thresholds change. Confirm your own position with a qualified chartered accountant before filing.

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