Receipt Template
Build a Walmart-style receipt with itemized prices, tax codes, EFT debit details, and a TC barcode. Totals calculate live; export as PNG, JPG, or PDF fast.
Get Your Walmart Receipt
Features
The columns align, the totals add up, and the type matches a register — automatically.
Drag sections into the order a Walmart register prints them: survey line, header, items, totals, EFT block, barcodes.
The receipt updates the moment you change a price, a store line, or the TC number.
Grab a crisp PNG for records, a PDF to print, or a JPEG when file size matters.
Swap the logo, rewrite the address block, change the manager line - nothing on the receipt is locked.
Print a TC-style barcode plus a QR code at the bottom, the same pairing a Walmart register produces.
Render on thermal-style paper for register realism, or switch to plain white when you want it clean.
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
Rebuild the record of a real Walmart purchase after the original faded or went missing
Back up reimbursement claims with itemized retail documentation
Hold onto a clean copy with the TC number in case something goes back
Break spending into line items instead of one card-statement blur
Drop a convincing register slip into film, app, or web projects
File itemized purchase evidence for deductions
FAQ
The fine print, minus the fine print
The store address and number, date and time, register codes, every item with its UPC, price, and tax letter, the totals, the tender with the card last four, and the TC number with its barcode. Each of those fields is editable in this template.
Tax codes. They flag whether that item was taxed, so they need to reconcile with the tax line in the totals. The exact letters shift by state and store.
Yes - recreate the record of your own purchase, or produce a mockup for design or training work. Do not use it to misrepresent a purchase that never happened.
The slip a Walmart register prints at checkout, or the emailed version for online orders. It carries every item with its price and tax code, the store address and ST# number, register and operator IDs, the tender details, and a roughly 20-digit TC number with a barcode that Walmart scans for returns and price lookups.
Returns are the big one: Walmart pulls up the transaction from the TC barcode, so a readable copy takes the friction out of an exchange. Beyond that, the itemized lines feed expense reports, warranty claims, price adjustments, and household budgets. Receipts are unforgiving - one missing detail can sink a claim.
Store address, phone, manager, and the ST# store number • Date and time plus the OP#, TE#, and TR# register codes • Item lines with abbreviated names, 12-digit UPCs, prices, and tax letters • Subtotal, tax at the local rate, and total • Tender type with the card's last four digits • The TC transaction number and its barcode • The # ITEMS SOLD count and the survey prompt up top
The letter after each price is a tax code - N untaxed, X or T taxed - and it has to agree with the tax total • Real TC numbers run about 20 digits; a short code reads as fake immediately • The survey-sweepstakes line at the very top is standard on genuine Walmart slips, so leave it in • Pick plausible register and operator values - 00001 across the board gives it away
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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