Page Numbers stamps sequential numbers in any corner or centered position, with control over starting number, numbering style (1, i, a), and font size — useful for legal filings and printed reports with numbering conventions.
Litigators add sequential page numbers to evidence exhibits for court filings.
Analysts add "Page X of Y" numbering to multi-source reports before client delivery.
Researchers add page numbers to scanned books that lost original pagination during digitization.
Plain numbers, 1/10, Page 1 of 10, Roman numerals (i, ii) or letters (a, b).
Pick a corner or center position, then set the font, size and color.
Skip the cover or contents pages, or start from any number to continue a previous document.
Only the numbers are added — the rest of the page stays exactly as it was.
| You want to… | Use this tool |
|---|---|
| Plain number | 7 |
| Number of total | 7/40 |
| Page X of Y | Page 7 of 40 |
| Roman numerals | iv |
| Letters | c |
Yes — set any starting number, useful when continuing numbering from a previous document.
Yes. Choose "1, 2, 3", "1/10", "Page 1 of 10", Roman numerals (i, ii, iii), or add custom prefix/suffix text like "Chapter 1 - Page 1".
Yes. Set a start page (e.g., start numbering from page 2) and the page numbers tool will leave the cover blank.
Yes. Apply numbering to a page range (e.g., 1-10 as Roman numerals, 11-50 as 1-40 Arabic) by running the tool twice on different ranges.
All 6 standard positions — top/bottom × left/center/right. Adjust the margin offset to nudge the number into your preferred spot.
Yes. Pick from common system fonts (Helvetica, Times, Courier), set size (8-72pt), and color (any hex code).
Position the numbers in the margins (default) to avoid overlap. Preview before downloading to confirm.
Yes — 30 numbering operations per day for guests, more on free accounts. No watermark on output.
Page numbers are stamped as a separate PDF layer and can be removed using our Redact tool by selecting the number region.
