Blank & general purpose

Order form template

Sometimes you don't want a cake form or a wholesale form — you want the plain one. Items, quantities, prices, a total, who's ordering and when they need it.

This is that form, with the placeholders left visible so it's obvious what to replace. Every other template in this gallery is a variation on this shape; start here if none of them quite fits.

Use this template online — free

Totals itself · one shareable link · no card required

or download it

Free, no signup. For Google Sheets or Docs, upload the .xlsx or .docx to your Google Drive — it converts on open.

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Your business name

Order form

Replace this description with your own: what you sell, how long orders take, when you need them by, and how payment works.

Your name *
Email *
Phone *

Item one · replace with your product

Rename this line and set your own price.

$10

3

Item two · size, variant or pack

$18

0

Item three · your bestseller

$25

1

Delivery or setup fee

Delete this line if delivery is included.

$8

1
5 items$63

Try it — it totals live. This demo doesn't place a real order.

This is the live simple order form — fill it in, watch the total move. It's exactly what your customers would use.

Field by field

What to put on a simple order form

  • One line per thing you sell, with a price

    The moment prices live on the form, totals stop being arithmetic you do by hand at 11pm — and stop being wrong. The rule holds for extras too: delivery, gift wrap, a rush fee. Anything with a price must be a product line so the total computes — cap it at one per order if that is what it is. A price written into a dropdown option is only text and is never added up.

  • A required date-needed field

    Almost every order dispute is really a scheduling dispute. One required date field prevents most of them.

  • Delivery or pickup, asked explicitly

    Never assume. A three-option dropdown decides how the order is fulfilled before you've committed to anything.

  • A phone number, not just an email

    When something changes on the day, email is useless. Turn on phone collection for anything time-sensitive.

  • One open notes box — and only one

    A single "special instructions" box catches the exceptions. More than one free-text box and people stop filling any of them in.

Every format

Download the simple order form in the format you work in

DOCX

Blank order form template in Word (.docx)

The Word file is the most flexible starting point: replace the placeholder items, delete the rows you don't need, add your logo, and you have a house order form in ten minutes.

  • ·Placeholder item table with description, price, quantity and line total
  • ·Customer, date and delivery blocks ready to edit
  • ·Add your letterhead and print or email it
Download the Word file
XLSX

Order form template in Excel or Google Sheets (.xlsx)

The spreadsheet version calculates as you type — quantity times price, a subtotal, and space for tax or delivery. It's the fastest way to turn a price list into a working order sheet.

  • ·Live formulas for line totals, subtotal and order total
  • ·Second sheet as a running order log with status columns
  • ·Upload to Google Drive to use it as a Google Sheet and share it with your team
Download the Excel file
PDF

Order form template PDF

A fixed one-page order form to email or attach. Nothing moves, nothing can be edited, and it renders identically for everyone who opens it.

  • ·Fixed layout on US Letter
  • ·Prices locked — useful when the form doubles as a quote
  • ·Straightforward to forward, sign and file
Download the PDF
PRINT

Printable blank order form

Print it for the counter, the van, or the market table. Ruled lines for items, boxes for quantity and price, and a total line at the bottom for pen-and-paper orders.

  • ·One page, black and white, handwriting-sized boxes
  • ·Signature and amount-paid lines for cash orders
  • ·Print a pad and keep one on a clipboard as the offline fallback
Download the printable PDF

Use this template online instead

Same fields, same prices — but the totals calculate themselves, the orders land in one dashboard, and nothing gets lost in an inbox. Share one link anywhere: bio, group chat, QR code on a flyer.

Use this template — free

Free while in beta · No card required

Simple order form template FAQ

+What is an order form?

An order form is a short document that records what a customer wants to buy: the items, quantities, unit prices, line totals and order total, plus who they are, when they need it, and how it's being delivered. It's the written record both sides rely on.

+What should a simple order form include?

Business name, customer name and contact details, an itemised list with quantity, unit price and line total, an order total, a date needed, a delivery or pickup choice, and one box for special instructions.

+Word, Excel or PDF — which should I use?

Word if you want to rewrite the wording and branding, Excel if you want the totals calculated for you, PDF if you're sending it out and don't want anything edited. The printable PDF is the one to keep on a clipboard.

+Is there a Google Docs or Google Sheets version?

Download the .docx or .xlsx and upload it to your Google Drive — Drive converts it into Docs or Sheets automatically and the spreadsheet formulas survive the trip. We don't host "make a copy" Google links, because those have to live in someone's Google account.

+Why use an online order form instead of a document?

Documents have to be filled in, saved, emailed, read and re-typed. An online form does the arithmetic, can't be lost in an inbox, and puts every order in one dashboard you can export. It's free while we're in beta.

The blank form, filled in for you.

Free while in beta — unlimited forms, unlimited orders.

Use this template online — free