Receipt Template
Create a StockX receipt with the style ID, size, order number, and fees broken out line by line. Edit every field and export as PNG, JPG, or PDF fast.
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Features
Everything on the receipt is a field you can change, from the logo down to the barcode digits.
A white, order-confirmation style page that mirrors how resale platforms present a purchase.
Set the condition line, verified status, and the style ID that pins down the exact release.
Purchase price, sales tax, processing fee, and shipping each get their own line, and the total tracks them live.
Export a PNG to share, a PDF for records, or a JPEG when file size matters.
Swap in the name, colorway, size, and style number for any sneaker or streetwear piece.
White paper and tight spacing keep it reading as documentation, not a novelty.
How it works
The whole workflow, start to finish
Start here
Adjust what matters
Export it
Anatomy
The details registers print, and why they print them.
Use cases
Where this layout earns its keep
Log price, fees, and profit for every resale
Keep the paid price and date on file for each pair
Pair verification history with items headed back to market
One record per item across a full resale operation
Back up the value of lost or damaged collectibles
Build marketplace confirmation mockups for design work
FAQ
The fine print, minus the fine print
The item name and style ID, size, order number, the price with processing and shipping fees itemized, and the order dates. Every field in this template is editable.
Two reasons: they set your cost basis if you ever resell, and they document that the pair cleared verification — a provenance detail that helps the next sale.
Yes, for your own real order — bookkeeping, insurance, records — or as a design mockup. Do not use one to invent provenance for an item that never went through StockX.
StockX sends an order confirmation for every purchase and sale on its resale marketplace for sneakers, streetwear, and collectibles. The record lists the item, size, and style ID, the price, the processing and shipping fees, an order number, and a note that the item passed StockX verification before shipping.
A StockX receipt does two jobs at once. It fixes your cost basis — price plus fees — which is what tax reporting on resale profit runs on. And it documents that a specific pair cleared verification, which is worth real money the next time the item changes hands.
Product name, colorway, and style ID • Size and condition line (new, StockX verified) • Order number in the long two-part format • Price paid or payout amount • Processing fee and shipping, each on its own line • Grand total or net payout • Order date and delivery date
Get the style ID right — it is the first thing any collector checks • List tax, processing, and shipping as separate lines; one lump total reads wrong • Order numbers follow a long numeric pattern, not a short sequence • Resist decoration — real StockX confirmations are sparse, and sparse reads as authentic
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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