Add page numbers to a PDF — choose the position, starting number, size and prefix. The numbers are drawn on every page as text.
OR DRAG & DROP HERE — ONE FILE AT A TIME
It draws a page number on every page of your PDF — for example 1, 2, 3… or Page 1 of 10. The numbers are added as text, so they stay crisp and selectable.
Numbering runs entirely in your browser. Your PDF is never sent to any server and never stored.
Yes. Choose bottom center, bottom right, top center or top right. Bottom center is the classic book style; bottom right is common for reports.
Yes. The 'start at' option lets you begin at any number — useful for documents with a cover where the first numbered page should be 1 even if it's page 3 of the file.
Yes. Turn on 'include total' and the numbers show as '3 of 10'. You can also add a prefix (e.g. 'Page') and suffix text.
No. The numbers are drawn over a copy as text — the original content stays intact and selectable. The original file is never modified.
The tool cannot read password-protected or corrupted PDFs. Remove the password first with PDF Unlock and try again.
No. Everything happens locally in your browser — the file never leaves your device.