Receipt Types
Receipt With Logo
Receipt Caker is a free browser-based receipt maker that lets you add your own logo to the top of a receipt, so every slip carries your branding for a professional finish.
- How do I make a receipt with a logo?
- Receipt Caker lets you build a receipt and place your own logo at the top for a branded, professional look. You fill in the seller details and items, upload your logo image, and it sits in the header above the receipt body. The preview updates live so you can see exactly how the branding looks. Logo upload is a Pro feature, and Pro also gives you a watermark-free PDF; the free plan builds the receipt with a clean header and a watermarked PNG.
- Is adding a logo free or a Pro feature?
- Uploading your own logo is a Pro feature, bundled with watermark-free PDF export. On the free plan you can build the full receipt with all its fields and download it as a watermarked PNG using a clean generic header. When you upgrade to Pro, you unlock logo upload and can place your branding at the top, then export a clean PDF with no Receipt Caker watermark anywhere on it.
Create your receipt now
Build a clean, itemized receipt with a live preview and export a PNG or PDF — free, no signup required.
Optional extra rows printed under the header — e.g. Store #, Terminal, Order type.
Add your own total lines — a discount (use a negative amount), service charge, deposit or rounding. They fold into the total.
What you can do
- Upload your own logo to the receipt header on Pro
- Live preview showing exactly how the branding sits
- Clean generic header on the free plan with no logo
- Automatic subtotal, tax, and total on every receipt
- Free watermarked PNG download with no signup
- Pro upgrade for watermark-free PDF plus logo upload
Why Add a Logo to a Receipt
A logo turns a plain slip into a branded document. For a small business or freelancer, a receipt with your own mark at the top looks more professional and reinforces your identity every time a customer sees it.
Branding also helps customers recognize where a receipt came from at a glance, which is useful when they file it for their own records or an expense report.
Receipt Caker places your uploaded logo in the header, above the seller details and items, so the whole receipt reads as a polished, consistent piece of your business's paperwork.
Adding Your Logo Step by Step
First, build the receipt as usual: enter the seller name, date, items, and tax, and let the tool calculate the totals. This part works fully on the free plan.
To add branding, upgrade to Pro and upload your logo image. It appears at the top of the receipt in the header, and the live preview shows exactly how it sits with the rest of the layout.
Adjust your seller details so they sit well beneath the logo. When it looks right, export a watermark-free PDF so the finished receipt carries only your branding.
Who Uses Branded Receipts
Freelancers, tradespeople, and small shops use branded receipts so their paperwork looks consistent and professional, matching invoices and other documents they send.
Market sellers and service providers add a logo to stand out and make their receipts feel legitimate and trustworthy to customers keeping records.
Designers also use the feature to mock up branded checkout materials. Use an invented logo and a generic business name such as Bluebird Bakery so the example imitates no real company.
Free Header vs Pro Logo
On the free plan, the receipt uses a clean generic header without a logo. This is perfectly fine for testing, mockups, and personal records, and the download is a watermarked PNG.
Pro unlocks logo upload alongside watermark-free PDF export. Your branding sits in the header and there is no Receipt Caker watermark on the output.
If the receipt is just for your own files, the free header is enough. If it represents your business to a customer, the Pro logo and clean PDF make a stronger impression.