Electronics

Mitre 10 receipt template

Mitre 10Updated 15 September 2026

Need a custom Mitre 10 Receipt? Repceipt lets you edit every field in your browser and export a professional electronics receipt in minutes.

About this template

Mitre 10 receipt template is a electronics receipt template redrawn from a real receipt and editable line by line. The layout is drawn at 525 × 2200 pixels — a long till-roll strip. Its 43 editable elements are 35 text fields, an image, a barcode and 6 dividers. Type is set in Libre Barcode 39 and Thermal Receipt1, at sizes from 24 to 59 px.

How to make a Mitre 10 Receipt

Three steps, no design software and no account.

Step 1
Start from this template
Open it in the editor, or browse the catalogue if another layout sits closer to what you need.
Step 2
Add your information
Edit line items, prices, dates and payment details directly on the receipt. Totals recalculate as you type.
Step 3
Export it
Download a PNG, a print-resolution PDF, or an 80mm file sized for a thermal receipt printer.

Questions about the Mitre 10 Receipt

How many fields can I edit on the Mitre 10 Receipt?

43 editable elements — 35 text fields, an image, a barcode and 6 dividers. Every one of them can be retyped, moved or removed.

What fonts does the Mitre 10 Receipt use?

It is typeset in Libre Barcode 39 and Thermal Receipt1, set at sizes from 24 to 59 px. Receipt faces are usually monospaced so that prices stay in a column, and swapping one for a proportional face is the fastest way to make a electronics receipt look wrong.

What formats can I export?

PNG and PDF at print resolution, plus an 80mm-wide file sized for thermal receipt printers.

Is Repceipt free to use?

Yes, currently it is 100% free to use. To remove the watermark, you need to upgrade to a paid plan.

How this template was made

Source

Redrawn by the Repceipt team from a real Mitre 10 receipt, then rebuilt as an editable document.

Figures on this page

Field counts, canvas size and typefaces are read directly from that file, so they always describe what opens in the editor rather than what someone typed into a description.

Typefaces