Receipt Template
Build a taxi receipt with fare breakdown, pickup and dropoff, distance, and tip in about a minute. Totals calculate live; export as PNG, PDF, or JPEG.
Open the Taxi Receipt Builder
Features
Everything on the receipt is a field you can change, from the logo down to the barcode digits.
Base fare, distance, surcharge, and tip each get their own line, laid out the way a metered cab prints them.
The total recalculates the moment you change any fare component. No math, no mistakes.
PDF for the expense report, PNG or JPEG when you just need an image to attach.
Fields for company name, driver, cab number, and medallion — the details a real taxi receipt carries.
Drop in a Code128 barcode or QR code when the receipt needs a scannable trip reference.
Thermal styling matches what a cab printer produces; white keeps it clean for filing.
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
Attach itemized cab fares to corporate reimbursement claims
Keep a record of fares to and from the airport on work trips
Back up self-employed transportation deductions with ride receipts
Issue trip receipts for dispatch, driver, and fleet records
Log rides to client sites for pass-through billing
Mock up realistic ride receipts for taxi or rideshare app designs
FAQ
The short version of everything taxi receipt related
Give each charge its own line — base fare, distance, wait time, tolls, surcharge — and the totals section sums them automatically.
Yes. Drop a custom message section anywhere on the receipt with the pickup address, dropoff address, distance, and duration.
Add it as its own line item. Expense policies usually reimburse the full amount including gratuity, so the tip needs to show up in the total.
A taxi receipt documents a metered cab or hired-car trip: who drove, where the ride started and ended, how far it went, and what each fare component cost. Expect the cab company name, driver and medallion numbers, pickup and dropoff points, base fare, distance charge, surcharges, tip, total, and payment method.
Expense desks want an itemized cab receipt before they reimburse a ride, and self-employed travelers need one to back up transportation deductions. A receipt also settles arguments — with a cab company over a fare, or with a card issuer over a charge you don't recognize.
Cab company name and contact number • Driver name plus medallion or license number • Pickup and dropoff locations • Miles traveled and ride duration • Base fare, distance charge, wait time, surcharges • Tip and final total • Payment method with date and time
Put pickup and dropoff addresses in a custom message block — expense reviewers look for them • List base fare, distance, and wait time as their own line items so the breakdown reads like a meter printout • Slot the driver name and cab number into a custom message near the top, as this template does • Leave tax at 0% — cab fares don't normally carry a separate sales tax line
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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