Add Page Numbers to PDF
Local ProcessingNumber your PDF pages with customizable positioning (top, bottom, corners), starting offset, and templates.
How It Works & Processing Standards
Number your PDF pages with customizable positioning (top, bottom, corners), starting offset, and templates.
Password-encrypted PDFs are not supported.
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Current Limits
- Desktop max file size: 50MB
- Mobile max file size: 25MB
- Desktop max PDF pages: 300 pages
Add page numbers to submissions or documents for binding. In the template, {n} becomes the page number and {total} the page count. Choose the pages to skip a cover.
Password-protected PDFs cannot be opened. Save an unprotected copy first.
What You Can Do
- Template
- {n}, {n} / {total}, - {n} - or your own.
- Position and size
- Nine positions, font size and margin (mm).
- Start number and pages
- Skip a cover and start at 1 from page 2.
How to Use Add Page Numbers to PDF
- 1Pick a PDFSelect the PDF.
- 2Template and positionTemplate, position, start number and pages.
- 3DownloadSave the numbered PDF.
Examples
Common Use Cases
- Page numbers for submissions or theses
- Renumbering after merging several PDFs
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can I write "Page 1"?
Yes in English. Standard PDF fonts are used, so non-Latin scripts such as Korean cannot be written.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. Files are processed only inside this browser and never transmitted, so contracts or ID copies stay private.