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No. The document is assembled in your browser and the finished file is written straight to your downloads folder. The page is served with a Content Security Policy containing connect-src self, so it is structurally incapable of opening a connection to another origin - you can confirm that in your own developer tools, or by disconnecting from the internet and carrying on.

Can I add my own logo?

Not yet. The current templates are typographic, which is why they stay a few kilobytes and print sharply at any size. Image support is the obvious next step and it is on the list.

Is the text selectable in the finished PDF?

Yes. Every template is drawn as real text rather than rendered to an image, so the result can be searched, copied, and read by a screen reader. That also keeps the file tiny compared with an exported screenshot.

Why can I not use the rupee sign?

The fourteen standard PDF fonts are encoded in WinAnsi, which does not contain it. Rather than failing the export, it is drawn as "Rs." - and the dollar, pound and euro signs are all in the set and work normally.

Can I edit the PDF afterwards?

You can run it through any of the other tools here - add page numbers, watermark it, protect it with a password, merge it with something else. To change the wording, come back to this page and rebuild it; that takes seconds and produces a cleaner file than editing one would.

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Every other tool here changes a PDF you already have. This one makes a new one — filled in on your device and rendered as real, selectable text.

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What kind of invitation?

Line at the top

Whose birthday

Hosted by

Date

Time

Where

Anything else

Closing line

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A document, not a picture of one

Each template is drawn as vector text rather than exported from a screenshot, so the result is a few kilobytes, stays sharp at any zoom, and can be searched and copied like any other PDF. The preview beside the form is the actual file being rendered, so what you see cannot drift from what you download.

Invitations come in nine kinds - birthday, wedding, baby shower, graduation, housewarming, party, business event, festive, or a blank one you write yourself. Choosing a kind changes the questions rather than just the heading, so a business summit is asked for an agenda and a wedding is asked about the reception.
Switching between kinds of invitation keeps what you have already typed. A date and a venue entered under one heading are carried across rather than cleared, and only the wording you have not touched is replaced.
The invoice totals itself. Quantity multiplied by price per row, summed at the bottom, updating as you type — there is no separate calculate step to forget.
Everything is filled in on your device. Client names, addresses, amounts and the names of people you are inviting are never transmitted, because there is nothing here to transmit them to.
The standard PDF fonts cover Latin text and the common currency symbols. Anything outside that set — an emoji, most non-Latin scripts — is transliterated where there is a sensible equivalent rather than failing the export.

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