Add Page Numbers to PDF (start number, position, format)
Add page numbers to a PDF. Choose the start number, position (top or bottom, left, center, right), font, size and a format such as "1 / 10", and skip the cover if you like. Everything runs in your browser.
- Runs in your browser (no upload)
Up to 150 MB per file
Numbers are written as real text with the standard PDF fonts, so the formats use only basic Latin letters, digits and symbols.
The number printed on the first numbered page.
How to use
- Choose or drag and drop the PDF to number.
- Pick the format, position, font, size and start number, and which pages to number (all, skip the cover, or a range).
- Press "Add page numbers", check the verification and preview, and download.
FAQ
Can I leave the cover without a number?
Yes. Choose "Skip the first pages" and enter 1: numbering starts on page 2 with the number 1.
What is the 10 in "1 / 10"?
The last number printed. When pages are skipped, only the numbered pages are counted.
Can I write my own format?
Yes. Choose "Custom" and type, for example, Page {n} / {total}. Only basic Latin letters, digits and symbols can be used, because the numbers are written as real text with the standard PDF fonts.
Notes & limitations
- What you enter is processed only on this page and is not sent to YUCTS servers.
- Password-protected PDFs are not supported.
- Formats use basic Latin letters, digits and symbols only (the standard PDF fonts cannot draw other scripts).
- Numbers placed over existing content do not hide it; choose a position in the page margin.
- The PDF's internal page labels (the page names shown by viewers) are not changed.
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