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Purchase Order Generator

A purchase order tells a vendor what your company is buying, at what price, and by when — this purchase order generator drafts one in your browser. Enter the vendor, ordered items with quantities and prices, an expected delivery date, and any discount, tax or shipping, then arrange every block freely with the drag-and-drop editor before printing or downloading a PDF. Vendor and pricing details stay in your browser and are never uploaded.

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Saved in this browser only. Export JSON for a backup you can import anywhere — including into the other document tools.

Page setup
Margin (mm)
Company
Vendor
Purchase order details
Items
Discount
Notes
100%

Blank page. Add elements one by one from the “Add element” panel…

Frequently asked questions

What should a purchase order include?

A purchase order should include a PO number, order date, your company details, the vendor, a list of ordered items with quantities and agreed prices, and the expected delivery date — all fields this tool provides.

Is a purchase order legally binding?

Once a vendor accepts it, a purchase order generally forms a contract at the stated prices, though the exact rules vary by jurisdiction, so check locally for high-value orders.

What is the difference between a purchase order and an invoice?

A purchase order is issued by the buyer to request goods or services at agreed prices, while an invoice is issued by the seller afterward to request payment for what was delivered.

Can I export the purchase order as a PDF?

The purchase order can be downloaded as a PDF sized to your configured page, sent straight to a printer, or saved as PDF from your browser’s print dialog.

Is purchase order data uploaded to a server?

Purchase order data is never uploaded — vendor names, prices and quantities are processed and stored only in your browser.

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