Receipt Template
Make a gas station receipt with fuel grade, gallons, price per gallon, and pump number. Thermal-style output with a transaction barcode, done in about a minute.
Open the Gas Station Receipt Builder
Features
Real widths, real fonts, real spacing — the export holds up next to the original.
Fuel grade, gallons, price per gallon, and pump number arranged the way pump printers arrange them.
Change the gallons or the price and the total updates on the spot.
PDF for mileage logs and audits, PNG or JPEG for a quick expense upload.
Station name, store number, pump number, fuel grade — every field on the receipt is editable.
A Code128 barcode ships on the template by default, matching what stations print for loyalty and verification.
Thermal styling reproduces the look of an actual pump receipt; white is there when you want clean.
How it works
No account, no install, no learning curve
Open this layout
Type over the details
Take the file
Use cases
The scenarios this format handles best
Back business mileage reimbursements with fuel purchase records
Follow per-vehicle fuel spend across a company fleet
Keep the receipts that self-employed vehicle deductions depend on
Document fuel costs for rideshare and delivery tax filings
Log gallons against odometer readings to watch fuel economy
Tie pump receipts to corporate card statement lines
FAQ
The short version of everything gas station receipt related
List the grade, gallons, and per-gallon price in a custom message section, then carry the fuel total as a single line item below it — the layout this template uses.
Federal and state fuel taxes sit inside the advertised per-gallon price, so pump receipts show 0% added tax. The template defaults to exactly that.
Yes. The transaction info section holds the pump number, store number, and a transaction reference — the same fields a real station prints.
A gas station receipt records a fuel purchase at the pump or register: station name and address, pump number, fuel grade, gallons dispensed, price per gallon, total, and payment method — usually stamped with a date, time, and transaction barcode. It is the standard proof of a gasoline or diesel purchase.
Fuel receipts carry mileage reimbursements, fleet fuel accounting, and vehicle expense deductions for the self-employed. Rideshare and delivery drivers need them at tax time, fleets need them per vehicle, and if the IRS ever questions business mileage, the receipts are the paper trail.
Station name and address • Pump number plus fuel grade • Gallons dispensed and price per gallon • Fuel total • Date, time, transaction number • Payment method and card digits
Put grade, gallons, and price per gallon in a custom message block, the way pumps print them above the total • Show the pump number in the transaction info section — real pump receipts always carry it • Keep tax at 0%; fuel taxes are baked into the posted per-gallon price • Include a store number when the receipt feeds fleet or corporate tracking
Yes. You can build and customize receipts for free with no sign-up required. Watermark-free exports and saved receipts are available with Pro.
You can export your receipts as PNG (high-quality images), PDF (print-ready documents), or JPEG (compressed images for smaller file sizes).
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