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A salary slip (payslip) is a document that shows your monthly earnings and deductions from your CTC (Cost to Company). It breaks down your gross salary into Basic Pay, HRA (House Rent Allowance), Special Allowance, and other earnings, then deducts Provident Fund (PF), Professional Tax, TDS (Tax Deducted at Source), and any Loss of Pay (LOP). Banks require salary slips for loan applications, and employers use them for statutory compliance. Our free generator instantly structures your CTC into a professional payslip PDF that follows Indian payroll standards — perfect for employees, freelancers, and small business owners who need salary documentation without manual calculations.
Employees applying for home loans, personal loans, or credit cards; freelancers documenting income; HR teams generating payslips; contractors proving salary history; and anyone needing professional salary documentation without accounting software.
Simply enter your CTC (Cost to Company). The AI automatically breaks it down into components (Basic Salary, HRA, Special Allowance) following Indian payroll conventions, then calculates all deductions (PF at 12% of Basic, Professional Tax per state, TDS if applicable). Click download to get a professional PDF payslip ready for banks, loans, or employer records. No signup, no fees.
Earnings: Basic Salary, HRA, Special Allowance, LTA, and other allowances. Deductions: Provident Fund (12% of Basic), Professional Tax, TDS, and LOP. The tool generates all components automatically from your CTC input.
Employee PF is 12% of Basic Salary, capped at ₹1,800/month. Employer contributes another 12% (3.67% EPF + 8.33% EPS). Both are calculated and shown automatically.
PT is a state-level tax on salaried employees — typically ₹200/month for salaries above ₹15,000 in most states. The tool applies the correct PT deduction for your salary range.
HRA is 40–50% of Basic Salary (50% in metros, 40% in non-metros). Basic is typically 40–50% of CTC. The AI structures your CTC into standard components following Indian payroll conventions.
Yes. The PDF includes all standard fields: employee and company details, earnings breakdown, deductions, and net pay — accepted by most Indian banks and NBFCs for loan applications.