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Add Page Numbers to a PDF

Stamp page numbers in the corner or bottom of every page — choose position, format, size, and starting number. Free and private.

No signup · nothing uploaded · Free for files up to 30 pages / 25 MB

How it works

1

Drop in your PDF

Open the file locally — the page count is read instantly.

2

Set style and position

Pick where numbers go, how they read, and where they start.

3

Download the numbered PDF

Every page gets its number drawn in, ready to print or share.

Stamp clean page numbers onto every page. Choose the position — bottom-centre, bottom-right, or top-right — a format ("1", "Page 1", or "1 of N"), the font size, and the number to start from. The numbers are drawn into the file itself.

Numbers are added as real PDF text in Helvetica, so they print and export with the document. They go on top of existing content rather than into a header field, so check the preview position if your pages already have footers.

Questions, answered

Yes — set the starting number to anything, e.g. start at 4 for a section that continues another document.

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