Add Page Numbers to PDF
Stamp a running number on every page of a PDF. Choose where the number sits, which number it starts from, whether it reads as a plain 1, Page 1, 1 / N or Page 1 of N, plus the font size and font. Numbers are added as new text on top of each page, so your original content, links and images stay untouched and the document keeps its selectable text layer. Your file is opened and numbered in the browser and never leaves your device.
Add your PDF file
PDF onlyDrop a PDF here or click to browse
One file at a time. The page count is read as soon as it is added
Result
Add a PDF to startYour numbered PDF will appear here
The numbers are drawn as new text on top of each page, so the original content is never flattened and stays selectable.
How to add page numbers to a PDF
Add your PDF
Drop one PDF into the tool or click to browse. The page count is read on your device, so nothing is uploaded.
Set the numbering
Choose the position, the starting number, the format, the font size and the font, and turn on skip first page if the cover should stay blank.
Add and download
Click Add page numbers, wait for the pages to be stamped, then download the numbered PDF to your device.
Why use Aihangsoft Add Page Numbers
Number any layout
Six placements and four number styles cover reports, contracts and manuscripts, whether the number belongs in the middle of the footer or the corner of the header.
Keep the original file
Numbers are drawn as new text on top of each page. The PDF is not rasterized, so text stays selectable, links keep working and photos keep their resolution.
Private by design
Your file is opened and stamped in the browser. Contracts, invoices and IDs are never uploaded, stored or queued on a server.
Page numbering for everyday documents
Stamp a full report
Add a running number to a long document so printed pages stay in order and every section is easy to reference.
Use case: reports, manuals, thesesStart from any number
Continue the numbering of a chapter that follows another file, or set the counter so the printed book starts at the page you need.
Use case: chapters, book parts, continuationsMatch a house style
Pick Page 1 of N for formal documents, a bare number for a clean footer, and a serif or mono font to match the rest of the layout.
Use case: contracts, briefs, filingsLeave the cover clean
Skip first page keeps the title page free of numbers while the rest of the document still counts up in sequence.
Use case: covers, title pages, letterheads