A bundle with a cover and contents page
Set the first numbered page to 3 and the starting number to 1. The first two sheets stay clean and the body begins at one, which is the convention for submissions.
Stamp page numbers onto an existing PDF in your browser.
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Stamps page numbers onto an existing PDF. The document is edited in place on this device, so fillable form fields keep working.
During the latest release check, a two-page PDF was parsed in the browser, page-number previews rendered, and the numbered PDF was produced as a local download.
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Browse all pdf toolsDocuments assembled from several sources arrive without numbering, and numbering is what makes them usable: a court bundle, a tender submission, a set of appendices that someone has to cite in a meeting. Adding numbers after assembly is the normal workflow, because numbering before merging produces several sequences that all start at one. Two details separate a tool that does this properly from one that does not. The first is control over where numbering starts, since a title page and a contents page conventionally carry no number and the body begins at one regardless of its physical position. The second is rotation. A page saved at ninety degrees stores its width and height the other way round, and a number placed without accounting for that lands sideways in the middle of the sheet.
Set the first numbered page to 3 and the starting number to 1. The first two sheets stay clean and the body begins at one, which is the convention for submissions.
If the first part ended at 40, set the second document's starting number to 41 so the two read as one sequence.
Yes. Set the first numbered page to 2 or later. Anything before it is left untouched, and you can independently choose what number the sequence starts from.
Yes. Each page's rotation is read and the number is placed and rotated to match, so a landscape scan is numbered along its visible bottom edge.
Yes. The document is edited in place rather than copied into a new one, which is what preserves the form.
Not currently. The available formats are a plain number and the number with the total, such as 3 of 12.
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