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Free inventory spreadsheet template — Excel, printable, list & checklist

One free Excel workbook, plus printable count-sheet, list and setup-checklist resources — all on this one page. No email required, built and maintained by the StockZip team, the people who replace spreadsheets for a living.

↓ Excel template↓ Printable count sheet↓ Inventory list↓ Setup checklist
No email gateNo watermarkUpdated July 2026
Xinventory-template.xlsxPreview
ItemSKUQtyMinUnit valueStatus
Copy paper A4 (ream)PPR-A4-804620$4.20OK
Packing tape 48mmTPE-PCK-48C210$2.80REORDER
Nitrile gloves L (box)GLV-NTR-100L126$9.50OK
Totals60$312.801 low
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Excel inventory template

A working spreadsheet, not a blank grid: auto-calculated totals and stock value, conditional low-stock highlighting, and a reorder flag that trips when quantity drops below your minimum.

  • Item, SKU, location, quantity, min, unit value columns
  • Works in Excel 2016+ and LibreOffice
  • Imports straight into StockZip later — same column names
Download free — .xlsxExcel .xlsx · no macros · no email
For the clipboard

Printable inventory count sheet

Counting on paper? Our cycle-count sheet template is a clean printable for physical counts: item and location columns, counted-by and date fields, and wide count boxes you can actually write in with a pencil on a clipboard.

  • Item, SKU, counted and system columns
  • Counted-by / verified-by signature line for audits
  • Pairs with the Excel template above
See the count sheet template →Free · no email
INVENTORY COUNT SHEETPage 1 of 2
Location: Date: Counted by: Verified by:
ITEMSKUCOUNTSYSTEM
stockzip.app/learn/templates — free to copy and share
Simplest possible

Inventory list template

Three columns — item, quantity, location — for when you need a list today and structure later. It’s a ready sheet in the same free Excel workbook.

ItemQtyLocation
Extension cords 25ft14Shelf B
Safety glasses32Bin 4
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Before you start counting

Inventory setup checklist

The decisions that make a first inventory stick — naming conventions, location structure, minimums. Walk through them in our setup guide.

Decide item naming: brand → item → sizeMap locations before counting anythingSet a minimum for your top 20 items
Read the setup guide →

Or skip the spreadsheet — it breaks around 100 items

Two people editing, counts drifting, no history of who changed what. That’s usually the week people find StockZip. Import this exact template and scan instead of typing — free for your first 100 items, which is right about where the sheet gives up.

Spreadsheet → StockZip
1Import this .xlsx — columns map automatically2Print QR labels for shelves and bins3Scan to count — history and alerts from day one

How to use these templates

1
Start with the checklist
Naming and location decisions made before you count save you re-doing the count.
2
Count on paper, enter once
Walk the shelves with the printable sheet, then type the counts into the Excel template in one sitting.
3
Set minimums immediately
The reorder column only earns its keep if the Min column is filled in — start with your 20 fastest movers.

Template questions

Is this really free? What’s the catch?
Free, no email, no watermark. The catch is honest: when the sheet stops scaling, we’d like you to remember who made it.
Can I use it in Google Sheets?
Yes. The .xlsx opens in Google Sheets via File → Import (or open it, then File → Make a copy). Nothing to install, and the totals and low-stock formulas carry over.
When does a spreadsheet stop being enough?
Common signs: two people edit at once, you need history of who changed what, or counting takes more than an hour a week. Around 100 items, typically.
Can I share these with my team or class?
Yes — copy, share and adapt freely, including commercially. A link back is appreciated, never required.

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