Create a packing list draft for shipment preparation and customs document support. Add package count, package type, item descriptions, SKU, quantity, weight, dimensions, and country of origin.
Run the tool to see an itemized result. No signup is required and calculator inputs are processed in the browser unless you submit a correction form.
A packing list summarizes what is in each package, package count, item descriptions, SKUs, quantities, weights, dimensions, and country of origin. It supports the commercial invoice and helps carriers, warehouses, and customs reviewers verify the physical shipment against the invoice.
The generator turns shipment details and dynamic line items into a packing list draft, calculates total quantity, total weight, package summary, and exports a PDF.
Use this generator when preparing a shipment where you need a draft packing list to align with the commercial invoice before purchase orders, freight quotes, or customs entry.
A packing list supports the commercial invoice and customs review. It is a preparation draft, not an official customs filing. Verify required fields with the carrier and destination customs authority.
Official source notes and calculator assumptions should be reviewed before shipment, label purchase, invoice filing, or customs entry.
The generator turns shipment details and dynamic line items into a packing list draft, calculates total quantity, total weight, package summary, and exports a PDF.
A 4-carton shipment with mixed apparel, accessories, and sample products can list each item as a line with description, SKU, quantity, unit weight, total weight, dimensions, and country of origin. The packing list summary then aligns with the commercial invoice for the same shipment.
A packing list supports the commercial invoice and customs review. It is a preparation draft, not an official customs filing. Verify required fields with the carrier and destination customs authority.
This tool provides planning estimates and document preparation support only. Confirm final classifications, duty treatment, and filing requirements with official tariff databases or qualified trade professionals.
It is not always mandatory, but most carriers and freight forwarders request one to support the commercial invoice and customs entry.
Yes. Total quantity, weight, and item descriptions should align between the packing list and the commercial invoice.
Not always, but including HS code and country of origin helps reviewers cross-check the shipment against the invoice.
Yes. The generator creates a printable PDF draft in the browser.
Yes. Use the same line items in both drafts so the totals stay aligned.
No. The generator creates previews and PDFs locally in your browser.
Use the AI HS Code Finder, CSV Catalog Checker, and Import Duty Calculator to prepare customs data before shipping.
