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eInvoiceTool
Open and validate EU e-invoices free, right in your browser
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Open and validate EU e-invoices free, right in your browser
2 followers
Free viewer and validator for European e-invoices. Open XRechnung, ZUGFeRD / Factur-X, Peppol UBL and Polish KSeF files and read them like a normal invoice, save as PDF or extract the XML from a ZUGFeRD PDF. The validator checks the file against EN 16931, XRechnung and Peppol rules and explains each error. Everything runs in your browser: files are never uploaded, no account, no tracking cookies. In English, German and Polish.






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Hi Product Hunt 👋
I'm Taha, and I built eInvoiceTool.
Why: e-invoicing became mandatory across Europe – Germany (since 2025 every business must be able to receive e-invoices), Belgium (Peppol since January 2026), Poland (KSeF since February 2026) and France (receiving since September 2026). The invoice is now an XML file. If you're a small business, freelancer or accountant without the "right" software, opening one shows you only code. Most free viewers ask you to upload the invoice to someone's server – not great for financial data.
What it does:
📄 Viewer – drop an XRechnung, ZUGFeRD / Factur-X PDF, Peppol UBL or KSeF file and read it like a normal invoice. Print or save as PDF, or pull the XML out of a ZUGFeRD PDF.
✅ Validator – checks the file against the official XML schemas and EN 16931, XRechnung and Peppol rules, and explains each error in plain language (with a page per common error code).
🔒 Private by design – everything runs in your browser. Files never leave your computer, no sign-up, no tracking cookies.
Who it's for: small businesses receiving e-invoices, accountants and bookkeepers, and developers testing their own e-invoice output.
What I'd love to hear: which format or feature is missing for you? Next on my list are showing files attached inside invoices and a UBL ⇄ CII converter – tell me what would help you most.
Thanks for taking a look!