Veyneo · Local-first
Add page numbers to a PDF locally
Choose where the number appears, set the number shown on the first page, and optionally add a prefix such as “Page ” before each number.
How to number PDF pages in your browser
Choose where the number appears, set the number shown on the first page, and optionally add a prefix such as “Page ” before each number.
- Choose the PDF you want to number.
- Select top or bottom, then choose the starting number and optional prefix.
- Run Add Page Numbers and download the new PDF.
What this tool does
- Place page numbers at the top or bottom.
- Choose the starting number instead of always beginning at 1.
- Add an optional prefix such as “Page ”.
Common uses
- Number a report before review or printing.
- Continue numbering when this PDF is one section of a larger document.
- Add a simple readable page reference without uploading the file.
FAQ
Can page numbering start at a number other than 1?
Yes. Choose the number that should appear on the first page.
Can I add text before the number?
Yes. Use the optional prefix, for example “Page ” to produce Page 1, Page 2 and so on.
Can I put numbers at the top or bottom?
Yes. The current tool supports top and bottom placement.
Is the PDF uploaded?
No. The current page-number rendering flow runs locally in your browser.