How to use it
Keep the unnumbered original as a backup.
Choose the PDF and confirm its pages are in final order.
Download the numbered copy and check the numbers do not cover content.
Add a simple page-number footer to every page of a PDF locally in your browser and download a numbered copy.
Read the guide Get help with this toolPage numbers make long documents navigable: reviewers can reference 'page 14' instead of describing locations, printed copies stay in order, and tables of contents become usable. Many exported or scanned PDFs arrive without any numbering.
This tool adds a simple footer number to each page of the PDF, locally in your browser, and produces a numbered copy. It adds numbers in document order starting from the first page; complex header/footer layouts, Roman numerals, or restarting numbering mid-document are outside the current scope.
Keep the unnumbered original as a backup.
Choose the PDF and confirm its pages are in final order.
Download the numbered copy and check the numbers do not cover content.
Numbering a report before a review round
Making page references easy in email feedback
Consistent numbering on every page in one pass.
Content is preserved; only the number is added to each page.
Local processing with an immediate, reviewable download.
The current tool adds a simple page-number footer; custom positions and styles are not promised.
No. The tool creates a separate numbered copy.
The current local path numbers pages simply; review the result before sharing.