Page numbers.
Add clear page numbers to your PDF. Choose a starting number and apply numbering to a selected range.
Add clear page numbers to your PDF. Choose a starting number and apply numbering to a selected range.
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PDF files · Up to 50 MBChoose the PDF and check for existing numbers or content near the bottom of each page.
Set Pages to the positions you want numbered and enter a positive starting number. For an unnumbered cover, use 2 onward and start at 1.
Add the numbers, then check the first and last numbered pages and the footer clearance in the download.
The six-page numbering practice file has an unnumbered cover. Number its five content pages starting at 1.
Original, fictional samples. Download a file, then select it in the tool above.
Open the download and inspect the centered footer. File position 2 should show 1, and file position 6 should show 5.
Folio-generated fictional examples. These checks apply to the supplied files and settings.
Cover unchanged; Content footers 1 through 5.
Numbers are added to the page content. Existing printed numbers are not removed, and this is not a tool for changing PDF navigation labels or adding Bates prefixes.
Numbers are placed in a centered footer and increase through the selection in the order entered. For a six-page document with a cover, Pages 2-6 and Start numbering at 1 adds numbers 1 through 5 without marking the cover. Enter pages in reading order unless you deliberately want another numbering sequence. This tool adds visible numbers; it does not change the PDF viewer’s page labels, erase old numbers or update a table of contents.
Yes. Exclude the cover from Pages and set Start numbering at to 1. For example, use 2-6 for the content pages in a six-page file.
Yes. Set a positive starting number such as 21. Five selected pages will then receive 21, 22, 23, 24 and 25.
The current tool uses a centered numeric footer. It does not offer custom positions, “Page X of Y” text or Bates prefixes. Check the result for overlap with existing footers before sharing.