This SNCF receipt template follows a complete one-page Travel receipt issued for a Paris–Antibes journey. It retains the Voyageurs logo, colored journey table, cost/reference table, no-travel-ticket statement and full company-registration footer.
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Edit your receipt below, then download the same clean layout as PDF or PNG. Enter amounts and totals manually.
The selected document records the journey and total cost; it explicitly does not constitute a travel ticket. Its fare-condition block is editable exactly as printed, including a source fragment that stops at “A valid”. No missing continuation is added.
| Step | Details |
|---|---|
| 1 | Enter the issue date, recipient greeting and original order date. |
| 2 | Update departure and arrival, times, train, class and the three printed fare-condition lines. |
| 3 | Enter the manual travel cost and reference numbers, review the complete page, then export PDF or PNG. |
No. The source is a Travel receipt and explicitly says it does not constitute a travel ticket. It contains journey and cost details but no admission barcode or seat-control section.
That is the exact visible ending in the original issuer’s fixed three-line block. The full page, financial table and legal footer are present. The editor preserves the fragment without inventing the rest, and lets you replace it with wording from your own record.
No. The source prints one total-cost entry, with no separate tax or payment-method block. The example uses 150,00 EUR, entered manually in the source’s comma-decimal format.
Yes. An optional upload replaces the Voyageurs mark. Removing it restores the original artwork; the colored table headings and other native form details remain visible.
SNCF Connect’s proof-of-travel guidance describes downloading it after the completed journey from Tickets and past journeys. The official guidance is linked below. This editor does not access a booking or confirm that travel occurred.