Add Page Numbers

Picking a position and format

The 9-dot grid controls where the number sits on the page — click any dot and a red marker jumps to that spot on every page thumbnail below, so you can confirm it before downloading. Choose plain numbers ("1", "2"...), "Page 1", or "Page 1 of 12" from the format options. "First number" lets you start counting from something other than 1 — useful if this file is one chapter of a larger document. You can also number only part of the document by setting a page range; pages outside that range are shown dimmed in the preview and are left untouched.

How to use Add Page Numbers

1. Drop your PDF. The pages appear as thumbnails with a marker showing where the number will go.
2. Click one of the 9 positions on the grid, for example bottom-centre or top-right.
3. Pick a format (1, Page 1, or Page 1 of 12), a text size and a margin. Set the first number if counting shouldn't start at 1.
4. Optionally limit numbering to a page range, so a cover page stays unnumbered. Then click Add page numbers.

Good to know before you start

• Numbers are added as plain black text. Fonts and colours can't be changed yet.
• Numbers are drawn on top of the page. If a scan already has content near the edge you chose, the number can overlap it, so check the preview and increase the margin if needed.
• Pages outside your chosen range are left untouched and are shown dimmed in the preview.