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Add Page Numbers to PDF

Stamp sequential page numbers into headers or footers with customizable format, font styling, and page ranges 100% in-browser.

✓ 100% Free 👤 No Registration ⚡ Fast Vector Engine 🔒 Zero Server Uploads
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Supports multi-page contracts, balance sheets, theses, and legal filings.

🔒 100% Client-Side Privacy: Page numbering is stamped directly inside your browser memory using PDF-Lib. No documents ever leave your device.

Professional PDF Page Numbering Standards

Adding uniform page numbers is essential for court petitions, academic dissertations, audit reports, and multi-party commercial contracts. Without consistent pagination, referencing clauses during legal proceedings or executive reviews becomes error-prone.

âš–ī¸ Court Filings & Legal Pleadings

High Courts and tribunals require sequential bottom-center or bottom-right numbering with clear pagination indices to maintain official exhibit registries.

📑 Cover Page Title Exclusion

Corporate proposals and academic papers typically exclude the title cover page from numbering. Use our 2-end range filter to start numbering smoothly from page 2.

🔒 Complete Vector Stamping & Privacy

Numbers are stamped as sharp native PDF vector glyphs rather than blurry bitmap rasters. All document bytes remain 100% inside your local browser memory.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I omit page numbers from the first page (cover page)?

In the Pages to Number field, simply type 2-end. The tool will leave page 1 unnumbered and begin numbering on page 2.

Will adding page numbers reduce document sharpness or quality?

No. Our tool uses pdf-lib to inject vector font glyphs into the PDF content stream. Existing text, vectors, and embedded images remain 100% untouched at their original full resolution.

Are my sensitive business contracts uploaded to any cloud server?

Never. AG World Tools executes all PDF parsing and rendering completely within client-side WebAssembly in your browser memory. No data is ever transmitted across the internet.