Graphic Designers

Invoice Template for Graphic Designers (UK)

What a UK graphic designer's invoice should include, typical payment terms and deposits — and a free template you can download as a PDF.

Example line items for graphic designers
Logo design — 3 initial concepts, 2 revision rounds£—
Brand guidelines document (12 pages)£—
Print-ready files for business cards£—
Additional revision round (1 hour)£—

Payment terms and deposits for graphic designers

Typical terms: 50% upfront for brand work, balance on delivery of final files; 14–30 days for agency or ongoing work.

Deposits: 50% before concepts.

Agree your terms in writing before you start. The late payment clause generator writes them for you.

What to include on a graphic designer's invoice

Specific to your work

  • Number of revision rounds included, and the rate for extra rounds.
  • When copyright or ownership of the design transfers (ideally on full payment).

Every UK invoice needs

  • Your name or business name, address and contact details — and if you're a limited company, its registered name and number.
  • The client's name and address (for a company, its exact registered name — check it here).
  • A unique, sequential invoice number, and the invoice date.
  • A clear description of the work, the date(s) supplied and the amount for each item.
  • The total, the due date and how to pay (bank details or a payment link).
  • If you're VAT-registered: your VAT number, the VAT rate and amount — use the VAT calculator.

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