Add Page Numbers to PDF Online – Customize Numbering, Position & Fonts

1. 1Upload your PDF: Click 'Select PDF Document' or drag and drop your file into the upload zone. High-resolution page previews render automatically.
2. 2Choose Number Position: Click any of the 6 visual placement buttons (Top-Left, Top-Center, Top-Right, Bottom-Left, Bottom-Center, Bottom-Right).
3. 3Select Numbering Format: Choose your preferred style, such as 'Page 1 of 10', '1 / 10', '- 1 -', or Roman numerals ('i, ii, iii').
4. 4Configure Page Ranges: Number all pages, skip the cover page (Page 1), or define custom ranges (e.g. 2-10).
5. 5Customize Typography: Select font family (Helvetica, Times Roman, Courier), font size (8pt–28pt), margin offsets, and text color.
6. 6Apply & Download: Click Apply & Download Numbered PDF to generate your publication-ready document in local memory.

When assembling contracts, court filings, dissertations, and executive reports, documents require standardized pagination:

• Academic Theses & Dissertations: Skip the title page and abstract, start Arabic numerals on chapter 1, or use Roman numerals for introductory remarks.
• Legal Contracts & Filings: Ensure every exhibit and addendum features prominent bottom-right or center numbering for courtroom citations.
• Corporate Financial Reports: Place clean 'Page X of Y' footers in matching charcoal or slate typography to maintain brand polish.

• Numbering scanned paper documents: Add clear sequential page numbers to un-paginated photocopies and invoices.
• Skipping cover pages: Keep title and presentation cover sheets clean while numbering internal contents starting from Page 2.
• Bates-style document indexing: Add structured sequential identifiers to discovery bundles and legal exhibits.
• Booklets & manuals: Insert centered bottom page numbers for double-sided booklet printing.

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