How it works
Open the PDF and press Document (the page icon).
Under Page numbers, choose the position and style. The numbers appear on the pages straight away.
Download the numbered PDF.
Number every page at the bottom or top, as 1, Page 1 or Page 1 of 9, and add a header or footer line.
Pick a tool, then tap the page. Drag to move; use the corner handle to resize.
Edited on your device. Whiteout only covers; use Redact to delete text from the file.
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Choose where the numbers go (bottom or top; left, centre or right) and how they read: 1, Page 1, Page 1 of 9, or 1 / 9. Start from any number, for a chapter that continues another file, and leave the cover page unnumbered if you like.
Add a line of text at the top or bottom of every page, such as a document title, 'Confidential', a college name, or the date. Use {page}, {pages}, {date} and {file} and they're filled in on each page. Numbers and footers never overlap: when both are at the bottom centre, the footer moves to the left.
Universities and offices often ask for numbered pages in a single file. Merge your chapters or documents first, open the merged PDF here, add numbers, and set a KB limit if the portal has one.
Number the pages of a college project or thesis before printing and binding.
Paginate bundles that must be referenced by page number.
After merging several PDFs, add continuous page numbers so the file reads as one document.
Open the PDF and press Document (the page icon).
Under Page numbers, choose the position and style. The numbers appear on the pages straight away.
Download the numbered PDF.
Yes. Tick Not on the first page. The count continues, so page two shows 2.
Yes. Set Start at to 5 and the first numbered page shows 5.
Yes. They're placed upright on the page as you see it.
Numbers go on every page. To number part of a document, split it, number that part, and merge it back.