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Page numbering runs entirely on your device. Your PDF is never uploaded, so your document always stays on your own computer.
Number every page of your PDF in one click. Supports Page X, X / Y, Page X of Y and more — with position, size, color and start number all fully customizable
Drag your PDF here or click to browse files
Processed entirely in your browser · No file size limit
Give long documents clear page numbers from cover to cover.
Page numbering runs entirely on your device. Your PDF is never uploaded, so your document always stays on your own computer.
No queues. Configure your format and the numbered PDF is generated instantly and starts downloading right away.
Switch between formats freely and adjust the position, size, color, start number and whether to skip the cover — all in one place.
From start to download in under a minute.
Drag your PDF into the dashed box or click to browse local files — there's no size limit.
Pick the format, position, size, color and start number, and tick Skip First Page if you need it.
Click Add Page Numbers and the numbered PDF is generated locally and starts downloading automatically.
Add Page Numbers is a fully web-based tool that numbers every page of your PDF right in the browser. It draws text directly onto the original pages using PDF-lib, supports multiple formats, and embeds font subsets automatically so the output stays clean and compact.
A report that runs to dozens of pages, a manual over a hundred pages, a contract that's about to be bound — without page numbers, flipping through and citing pages is a hassle. Our tool numbers the entire document in seconds: you can leave the cover unnumbered and set any starting number.
Answers to the most common questions about adding page numbers to PDFs online.
Yes. The tool is completely free, with no limits, no watermark and no sign-up required — all processing happens locally in your browser.
No. All files are processed locally on your device and never uploaded to any server. Your document only ever exists on your own computer.
Five formats are supported: Page X, X / Y, Page X of Y, number only (X), and - X -.
Yes. Tick 'Skip first page' to leave the cover unnumbered — ideal for reports and theses that start with a cover page.
No. Page numbers are drawn directly onto the original pages without recompressing existing content, so text and images keep their original maximum quality.