Add Page Numbers to PDF

Number the pages of a PDF — choose where the numbers sit, the format and the starting value, then download. Everything runs in your browser.

Load a PDF, pick where the numbers go, and every page is numbered — in your browser.

Drop a PDF here, or click to browse .pdf · stays on your device

How to Add Page Numbers to a PDF

Three steps, all in your browser.

1

Add your PDF

Drag in a PDF or click to browse. Page one appears as a live preview.

2

Choose the style

Pick a position, a number format, the starting number, size and margin. The preview shows where numbers land.

3

Number and download

Click Add Page Numbers to download a new PDF with every page numbered.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I add page numbers to a PDF?
Load your PDF, choose where the number should sit (for example bottom-centre), pick a format such as “1 of N”, set the starting number, then click Add Page Numbers to download the numbered file.
Can I start numbering at a different number?
Yes. Set “Start at” to any value — handy when a document’s first page is a cover and you want page 1 to be the second sheet.
What number formats are available?
Plain (1), “1 of N”, “Page 1” and “Page 1 of N”, where N is the last number in the sequence.
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. Numbers are drawn in your browser with pdf-lib and nothing is uploaded. Closing the tab clears everything.