Here are sample print templates created using the PDF Editor in Katana. These examples can help you get inspired and understand how to build templates that align with your own workflows and branding.
Learn more about customizing templates in Basics of custom print templates and How to use the PDF Editor.
Katana-specific sample templates
Each sample below demonstrates how you can use the PDF Editor to create clear, branded, and data-rich documents tailored to common Katana workflows:
Sales order-based invoice
A standard invoice format generated from sales order data. Includes:
Customer and sales info
Payment terms
Company branding
Optional: Tax breakdown and totals
Packing list with barcodes
A warehouse-friendly packing slip that includes:
Item SKUs and names
Quantities
Scannable barcodes for efficient picking
Optional: Batch or serial tracking info
Invoice + barcode hybrid (sales order-based)
A hybrid template combining invoicing with pick/pack needs. Useful for:
Small teams managing fulfillment and billing together
Including scannable data alongside financial records
Need help customizing these templates? Use the base templates in Katana and start editing via the PDF Editor. You can also clone and adjust existing ones.
More inspiration from PDF Generator API
Explore even more template designs and examples in the PDF Generator API Gallery.
These are great for:
Experimenting with layout variations
Learning how barcodes, tables, and dynamic fields are formatted
Comparing document types like POs, SOs, MOs, and inventory labels
Next steps
To apply these examples:
Open any base template in Katana.
Use the PDF Editor to customize layout, logos, and fields.
Save and assign the template to your preferred document type.
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