Create packing slips for shipments with order details, item lists, quantities, weights, and carrier tracking information.
This tool fills in a packing-slip layout from fields you enter: order number, ship-from and ship-to addresses, a line-item table (description, SKU, quantity, weight), and a carrier plus tracking number. It renders a print-ready document you can save as PDF or print directly to include in the box. The most common surprise is that a packing slip carries no pricing or monetary total by design - it documents contents and shipping details, not cost - so anyone expecting an invoice-style subtotal or tax line will find those fields absent.
A concrete input and expected output from the current implementation.
Input
Order #: PO-4521 Ship From: Acme Distribution, 100 Commerce Dr, Reno, NV Ship To: Dana Lee, 22 Birch Ln, Austin, TX Carrier: UPS Ground | Tracking #: 1Z999AA10123456784 Items: 1. Blue Widget, SKU WID-001, Qty 3, Weight 0.5 lb 2. Red Gadget, SKU GAD-002, Qty 2, Weight 1.2 lb
Expected output
Packing Slip - Order PO-4521 Ship From: Acme Distribution, 100 Commerce Dr, Reno, NV Ship To: Dana Lee, 22 Birch Ln, Austin, TX Carrier: UPS Ground Tracking #: 1Z999AA10123456784 Item SKU Qty Weight Blue Widget WID-001 3 0.5 lb Red Gadget GAD-002 2 1.2 lb Total Items: 5
The quantity column is summed across line items (3 + 2 = 5) for the Total Items line; weights are shown per line as entered rather than combined into a shipment total.
You enter order-level fields (order number, ship-from and ship-to addresses) once, then add one row per item with description, SKU, quantity, and weight. Rows can be added or removed as needed, and the quantity column is totaled automatically at the bottom of the item table so you can confirm the piece count against what's physically packed.
A carrier name and tracking number field sit alongside the order header so the recipient or receiving dock can match the box to a shipment. Once the fields are complete, the tool lays out the slip for printing; you use your browser's print function to output it directly or save it as a PDF for emailing or archiving.
No. A packing slip documents what's in the box, not what it cost - there is no price, subtotal, or tax field. If you need a priced document, use an invoice generator instead; this tool intentionally omits monetary fields.
No. The tracking number field just prints whatever text you enter onto the slip - it does not query UPS, FedEx, USPS, or any carrier API for live status. Check the carrier's own site for actual tracking updates.
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