Insert page numbers into a PDF
Navigate through files more easily by adding page numbers to a PDF with Adobe Acrobat online services. Select a file and sign in to get started.
Follow these easy steps to insert page numbers into your PDF:
Navigate through files more easily by adding page numbers to a PDF with Adobe Acrobat online services. Select a file and sign in to get started.
Acrobat lets you add page numbers to the top or bottom of each page, placing them on the left side, centre or right side. You can select which page you want to start the numbering too.
With the Acrobat online tool, you can add page numbers in one PDF — just keep the file size to 100 MB or less. You can number all of the pages or just a page range.
Once you've numbered your PDF file, you can try other Acrobat online tools to organise your PDF file. Reorder, rotate, delete or add PDF pages.
You can use Acrobat online PDF tools in any browser, like Microsoft Edge or Google Chrome, so there’s no additional software you need to install.
Acrobat online tools — from the inventor of the PDF file format— are of the highest quality. Use the PDF page numbers tool to navigate through files fast and easily share a specific page.
The Acrobat online tool lets you quickly add page numbers to the header or footer of a PDF file. The tool provides a number of formatting and page range options:
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