PDF Page Numbers
Are you struggling with PDF documents that need professional page numbers for proper pagination? We have the perfect solution for you! With dpiconverter.online PDF Page Numbers tool, you can easily add professional page numbers to your PDF documents. Simply upload your PDF, choose position, format, and starting number, and within seconds, your numbered PDF will be ready to download.
Custom Format
Any Position
Custom Start
Custom Formats
Choose from multiple numbering formats and styles.
Precise Positioning
Place page numbers exactly where you want them.
Professional Results
Clean, professional page numbering for any document.
Format Examples
Simple Numbers
1, 2, 3, 4, 5...
Page Format
Page 1, Page 2, Page 3...
Page of Total
Page 1 of 25, Page 2 of 25...
Roman Numerals
i, ii, iii, iv, v...
Roman Upper
I, II, III, IV, V...
Custom Start
Start from any number you choose
Frequently Asked Questions
Page numbers can be positioned at the top or bottom of pages, with alignment options for left, center, or right placement. Common positions include bottom-center for reports, top-right for documents, or bottom-right for books. Choose based on your document's layout and existing content.
Yes! Choose from various fonts (Arial, Times New Roman, Helvetica), adjust font sizes from 8pt to 16pt, and select colors including black, gray, or custom colors. You can also adjust opacity to make numbers subtle or prominent based on your document needs.
Absolutely! Skip the first few pages (like cover pages or table of contents) and start numbering from any page. You can also begin with any starting number - useful for document sections or when combining multiple PDF parts with continuous page numbering.
Multiple formats are supported: regular numbers (1, 2, 3), Roman numerals (I, II, III), lowercase letters (a, b, c), and formatted text like "Page 1 of 10" or "1/10". Choose the format that best matches your document's style and purpose.
The tool adds page numbers in margin areas to avoid overlapping with existing content. However, if your document has full-bleed content or minimal margins, numbers might overlap. Preview your settings and adjust positioning or use semi-transparent numbers if needed.
Password-protected PDFs must be unlocked before adding page numbers. Use our password removal tool first, add the page numbers, then re-apply password protection if needed. This ensures the page numbers are properly embedded in the document structure.
Yes, page numbers become permanent parts of the PDF and will appear in both digital viewing and printed copies. They're embedded as text elements, ensuring they remain crisp and legible at any zoom level or print resolution.