Add page numbers to a PDF
Number every page of a PDF automatically — essential for reports, theses, assignments, legal bundles and anything that will be printed or referenced.
Choose Bottom center, Bottom right, Bottom left or Top center, and set the font size. Numbering starts at 1 and uses the format current / total.
How to use it
- Add your PDF. Choose the document.
- Choose a position. Bottom center is the most common; bottom right suits reports.
- Set the font size. 10–12 is right for most documents.
- Click Process and download. Every page shows its position and total count, such as 1 / 3, 2 / 3 and 3 / 3.
Tips
- Leave room at the edge. If numbers overlap content, use Add Margin first.
- Combine files first. Merge all parts before numbering so the count runs through the whole document.
- Need “Page 1 of 10”? The current format is current / total, such as 1 / 10. Custom wording, Roman numerals, color and starting-number controls are not supported.
- Private by design. The tool processes your document in your browser without uploading its contents. Loading the website and Google verification can still make network requests; see the Privacy Policy for optional services.
Frequently asked questions
Can I skip the cover page?
Not yet. A workaround: extract the cover, number the rest, then merge them back together.
Which font is used?
Helvetica, a clean standard font available in every PDF viewer.
Can I remove the numbers later?
Keep an unnumbered original. Numbers become page content; running the tool again adds another overlay instead of replacing previous numbers.