Merge and print invoices
One sheet of paper per invoice adds up when you claim expenses. Open several invoices or receipts (PDFs or images) and print 1, 2, 3 or 4 to an A4 sheet, with optional cut lines. For Chinese e-invoices (电子发票 or 数电票 PDFs), the invoice number, date, amount and seller are also read into a summary table with a total, and duplicate invoice numbers are flagged.
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How to Invoice merge and print
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Choose several invoices (PDFs or images)
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Choose how many invoices go on each A4 sheet, add cut lines if you want them, and check the summary table
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Print the sheets and download the summary table
Highlights
1 to 4 invoices per sheet
Put 1, 2, 3 or 4 invoices on each A4 sheet, with optional cut lines to cut along after printing.
Summary table for Chinese e-invoices
Invoice number, date, amount and seller are read from Chinese e-invoice PDFs and the total is shown. Download the table as a CSV file that opens in Excel. Other invoices are laid out and printed, but not read.
Duplicates flagged
Invoices with the same invoice number are flagged, so you can spot a duplicate before you submit a claim.
FAQ
Can I use scanned or photographed invoices?
They can be laid out and printed, but they are pictures, so their number, amount and other details cannot be read into the summary table. For the table, use the original e-invoice PDF files.
Are my invoices uploaded?
No. The layout and the reading of the invoice details both happen in your browser; the files are not uploaded to a server.