Add Page Numbers to PDF
Place page numbers exactly where you want, then export a clean PDF locally in your browser.
Choose a PDF to begin
Click anywhere in this panel, drag and drop a PDF, or use the button.
TOOL-0 verifies the shared integration boundary before the first real PDF tool is added.
Self-test has not run yet.
DESIGN-7 uses the approved token source and adds responsive QA for Start, Workspace, and Export / Result production surfaces.
DESIGN-7 verifies the final shared production surfaces across desktop, tablet, and mobile before Add Page Numbers or any tool-specific module is mounted.
Upload a PDF and run mock export to verify the full Start → Workspace → Export Result design flow.
DESIGN-7 checks that the finalized Start, Workspace, Tool Panel Slot, and Export Result surfaces stay readable, bounded, and stacked correctly before tool-specific work begins.
Resize the browser or use device emulation, then run responsive QA again.
DESIGN-7 locks the approved visual contract from the first plugin. Future tools only provide copy, icon, right-panel controls, overlays, export handler, and result summary data.
DESIGN-7 is the visual freeze before APN-1.2. Upload a PDF, run mock export, then run final design lock.
This audit proves that a tool only supplies config, right-panel controls, export handler, filename, and result summary while shared Start, Workspace, Export, Result, Session, and Engine stay owned by the foundation.
EXPORT-10 checks that the next tool can reuse shared export through a normalized adapter scaffold, not Add Page Numbers-specific code.
Place page numbers exactly where you want, then export a clean PDF locally in your browser.
Choose a PDF to begin
Click anywhere in this panel, drag and drop a PDF, or use the button.
Overlay help: click a preview overlay to select it. Drag to move it. Use arrow keys to nudge it, Shift plus arrow keys to move faster, and Escape to unselect.
Workspace ready.
The shared workspace could not complete this action.
Code: workspace_error You can retry, replace the PDF, or start over.Building the PDF locally in your browser. The shared export system owns this panel; the active tool supplies the handler and summary values.
Page numbers were added using the shared export/result controller.
Shared DESIGN-7 locks the production Export / Result design while keeping upload, PDF.js canvas renderer, workspace, and right-side tool panel slot ready.
Choose or drop a PDF from this slot, the production preview button, or any Replace PDF action. All visible upload triggers now use one file input and one validation → session → PDF engine → workspace pipeline.
DESIGN-7 preserves the finalized Workspace design and locks the Export / Result design from the first plugin: progress, result summary, download row, edit settings, and start over.
DESIGN-7 preserves the neutral overlay layer while Export / Result design is locked.
This bench locks the neutral structure: shared start page first, shared workspace after a PDF is loaded, right-side Tool Panel Slot for each future tool, then shared process/export and result shells.
These components are available to future tools, but they are not forced into every tool. Page scope is shown here only to test the reusable contract.
Reusable target-page resolver. A real tool may mount this component inside its own panel or workflow, but it is not the shared workspace itself.
DESIGN-7 locks the universal processing and result visual shell. This bench still uses a mock export blob only.
The result shell owns success, error, stale, download, edit-settings, and start-over states. Future tools only provide the result summary and file blob.
No result yet.
Result metadata is stored in the shared session.
DESIGN-7 keeps reusable UI primitives separate from tool-specific controls while the Export / Result production design is locked.
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Upload a PDF and choose where page numbers should appear.
Preview the result locally and download a private numbered PDF.
Use this tool to add page numbers to PDF pages.
It works well for reports, forms, contracts, manuals, and proposals.
Your original PDF remains unchanged.
Preview the numbering before downloading the edited file.
Add page numbers locally.
Check the placement in your browser before saving.
This add page numbers workflow is simple.
Upload, choose a position, preview, and download.
Choose the PDF document from your device.
Select where the page number should appear.
Save the edited file after checking the preview.
This add page numbers tool runs in your browser.
Your PDF is not uploaded to our server.
It is useful for private files and client documents.
Page numbers make a PDF easier to follow.
They also help readers reference pages quickly.
Add page numbers to long PDF documents.
Preview the number position before saving.
Edit in your browser without server upload.
PDF page numbers help organize multi-page files.
They are useful before sharing or printing documents.
Add page numbers to long business documents.
Number worksheets, guides, and study pages.
Prepare proposals, contracts, and forms.
Many page numbering workflows require a full PDF editor.
This add page numbers tool keeps the process simple.
Upload your PDF, preview the numbers, and download the result.
Answers to common questions about this PDF numbering tool.
Upload your PDF, choose a number position, preview it, and download the edited file.
Yes. You can use this free browser-based tool without installing software.
No. The editing workflow runs locally in your browser.
Yes. You can preview the number placement before downloading.
Page numbers are useful for reports, manuals, contracts, forms, and proposals.
No. It creates a separate edited PDF for download.
PDF is a common format for preserving document layout.
Learn more from Adobe’s PDF overview .
Continue editing your document with other private PDF tools.
Upload your PDF and choose a number position.
Preview the result and download a private numbered PDF.