Free packing list generator for international shipping.

Build a packing list from the same shipment data used for a commercial invoice, then copy, print, or download the item table.

Best for: Teams that need carton and weight details before booking freight or sending documents.

Shipment details

Enter once, then print invoice and packing list drafts.

Description HS code Origin Qty Unit Unit price

Carton breakdown

Add carton ranges, contents, quantities, weights, and dimensions for the packing list.

Carton no. Contents Qty Net kg Gross kg Dimensions

Additional fields

Add buyer, broker, tax, port, payment, tracking, or other fields required for this shipment.

Draft saves in this browser.

Draft only. Confirm before shipment. TradePaper does not verify customs compliance, tax treatment, tariff classification, or marketplace requirements. Confirm final documents with your buyer, broker, forwarder, or compliance owner.

When to use this page

Use it before freight booking, warehouse handover, or broker document review when carton and weight details must match the invoice.

Packing list fields to cross-check

A packing list is usually reviewed alongside the commercial invoice, carton labels, shipping marks, and warehouse handoff details.

Questions before shipment

Should the packing list match the commercial invoice?

Yes. Product descriptions, quantities, origin, and references should stay consistent across the invoice and packing list.

What packing details should I check?

Check carton count, net weight, gross weight, line-item quantity, shipment reference, and destination details.

Should a packing list include the Incoterms field?

Include the Incoterms rule and named place when the buyer, forwarder, or broker expects it, and keep it consistent with the commercial invoice and purchase order. The commercial invoice is usually the primary trade-terms document, but the packing list should not contradict it.

Is a packing list the same as a packing slip?

Not always. A packing slip is often used for order fulfillment, while an export packing list is usually reviewed with freight and customs paperwork and should include carton, weight, and shipment-reference details.

Why do invoice and packing-list mismatches cause problems?

Mismatches can delay broker review, forwarder handoff, buyer receiving, or warehouse checks because different documents appear to describe different shipments.

Before you send the document

TradePaper catches common structure problems, but export requirements change by country, product, broker, and shipping method.

Related export documents

Move between the invoice, packing list, checklist, HS code, and incoterms pages that are usually reviewed together before a shipment leaves.