Is the whole invoice translated to Urdu?

Headings/labels are bilingual. Descriptions stay as you type them.

Do I need Pro for Urdu?

No. Urdu labels are free on /generate and in the app.

Can I mix Urdu descriptions with English labels?

Yes — type Urdu (or mixed) in the line-item fields.

Urdu invoice: English + Urdu labels (free)

Need an invoice your local client can file with Urdu headings? Switch on English + Urdu labels and print a PDF in under a minute.

What an "Urdu invoice" means here

Kitebill can print bilingual English + Urdu labels on the invoice (Invoice no. / انوائس نمبر, Total due / کل واجب, and similar headings). Your line-item descriptions stay whatever language you type — usually English for tech work, Urdu or mixed for local services.

This is different from a fully Urdu-only legal template. If a court or regulator needs a specific Urdu form, get that drafted by a professional; use Kitebill for everyday client PDFs.

Who asks for Urdu labels

Local Pakistani SMEs whose accounts staff prefer Urdu headings.
Clients who want bilingual PDFs for internal filing while still negotiating in English.
Freelancers who send the same layout to mixed audiences.

Invoice with bilingual English and Urdu labels

How to turn Urdu labels on

Free generator: choose English + Urdu in the language control, fill fields, print PDF.
Full app: Settings → Invoice language → English + Urdu. New and duplicated invoices use those labels.

Bilingual labels are on the free plan. Pro (US$29 once) is for unlimited clients/invoices, expenses, CSV export and logo — not for unlocking Urdu.

Typography and PDF tips

Use a browser that renders Urdu (Nastaliq/Naskh) cleanly; Chrome on desktop is fine for most users.
In the print dialog, turn off "Headers and footers" so the URL does not appear on the PDF.
Keep amounts in Western digits unless your client explicitly wants another style.

Deeper reading

Longer walkthrough: Urdu invoice guide. Side-by-side bilingual focus: EN+UR page. Pakistan fields: Pakistan template.