Add PDF Page Number

Add page numbers to any PDF — choose position, format, font, color, and range. Browser-only, no uploads.
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Drop PDF Here to Add Page Numbers

Customize position, format, font, color and page range — entirely in your browser.

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Position
Format
Prefix: Suffix:
Start number
Number shown on first page
Apply to pages
to
Leave "to" blank to number all pages
Skip first N pages
Pages to skip at start (e.g. cover)
Font
Size (px)
Color
Opacity %
Margin (pt)
Preview — Page 1

How to add page numbers to a PDF

No account, no upload. Everything runs in your browser — your file never leaves your device.

Step 01
Upload your PDF
Drop a PDF onto the tool, click Select, or paste from clipboard. Password-protected PDFs are supported.
Step 02
Choose position & format
Pick one of nine positions using the visual grid. Choose a format: plain number, "Page N", "N of Total", or a dash-style.
Step 03
Customize appearance
Set font, size, color, opacity, margin. Choose a starting number, page range, and how many pages to skip at the start.
Step 04
Preview & download
The live preview updates as you change settings. Click Apply & Download to save the numbered PDF.

Features

Every option you need to add page numbers exactly the way you want them.

9-position visual picker
Top-left, top-center, top-right, middle-left, center, middle-right, bottom-left, bottom-center, bottom-right — click the grid to choose.
5 number formats
Plain "1", "Page 1", "1 of 10", "Page 1 of 10", or "- 1 -". Add a custom prefix or suffix for academic or legal styles.
Font & size control
Helvetica, Times Roman, Courier — each in regular and bold. Set any size from 6 to 72 pt.
Color & opacity
Full color picker for the number text. Set opacity from 10% to 100% for subtle watermark-style numbering.
Page range & skip
Number only a specific range. Use the skip option to leave the cover page or front matter unnumbered while still counting from 1.
100% private
Everything runs locally in your browser using pdf-lib. Your file is never uploaded to any server.

Frequently asked questions

Everything you need to know about adding page numbers to PDFs online.

Yes, completely free. No account, no watermarks on output files, no page limit, no paid plan needed.
No. Everything runs locally in your browser using pdf-lib and PDF.js. Your file never leaves your device.
Use the "Skip first N pages" field. Set it to 1 to leave the cover unnumbered. The numbering still starts from page 2 of the document, but the number shown is controlled by the "Start number" field — set that to 1 to show "1" on the second page, or "2" if you want the numbering to reflect the logical page count.
Yes. Use the "Apply to pages" From and To fields to specify a range. Leaving "To" blank applies numbers to all pages from "From" through the end of the document.
Yes, if you know the password. The tool prompts for it when you upload a locked PDF. The password is used only locally and never transmitted anywhere.
No. The tool draws text directly onto the PDF using pdf-lib without re-rendering any pages. All existing content — text, images, fonts, vectors — is preserved exactly.
It controls what number is displayed on the first numbered page. Set it to 1 to start from "1", or set it higher if this PDF is a chapter within a larger document and you want the numbers to continue from a previous chapter.
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