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Add Page Numbers to PDF

Add page numbers to PDF files. Choose position, distance from the edges, format (numeric, roman, alphabetic), font, size, color, and starting number, and see any page with its own number before you add them.

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How to Add Page Numbers

  1. Upload your PDF

    Drop your PDF file into the upload area.

  2. Configure page numbers

    Choose position, distance from the edges, format, font, size, color, starting number and how many first pages to skip. Any page you pick shows its own number where it will be added.

  3. Add and download

    Click "Add page numbers", check any page with Before and After, then click "Download PDF".

Features

  • 6 position options
  • Numeric, Roman, and alphabetic formats
  • Custom starting number
  • Skip first N pages (for TOC/cover)
  • Font, size, and color controls
  • Adjustable distance from the page edges
  • Any page previewed with its own number, where the file will have it

Frequently Asked Questions

What position options are available?
Bottom centre (default), bottom left, bottom right, top centre, top left and top right, each with an adjustable distance from the edges in millimetres.
What number formats are supported?
"1", "Page 1", "Page 1 of N", "1/N", Roman numerals (i, ii, iii), and alphabetic (a, b, c).
Can I skip the first few pages (e.g., cover and table of contents)?
Yes — set "Skip first N pages". Those pages get no number, and the next page gets your starting number.
Does it handle mixed page sizes and rotated pages correctly?
Yes — the number is placed on each page by that page's own size as you see it, so on a rotated scan it sits upright at the bottom (or top) of the page as displayed.