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PDF Page Numberer & Stamper

Add customizable page numbers (Page X of Y, 1/N, or custom numbering) at top or bottom positions across your PDF documents directly in your browser.

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PDF Page Numberer & Stamper

Drop any multi-page PDF to stamp custom page numbers, headers, or footers directly in your browser.

Or drag & drop files hereProcessed locally (0 uploads)

Stamp Professional Page Numbers & Headers

Whether preparing legal court documents, academic theses, corporate reports, or invoices, properly numbered pages are essential.

This tool uses WebAssembly and client-side vector text rendering to stamp page numbers onto the existing PDF tree without re-compressing images or altering existing text layout.

How to Use PDF Page Numberer & Stamper (Step-by-Step)

1

Upload your PDF file into the in-browser PDF engine.

2

Choose your preferred numbering format (e.g. 'Page {n} of {total}'), position, and font size.

3

Click Stamp Page Numbers and download the updated PDF immediately.

Applications

Common Use Cases

  • Number multi-page legal contracts, thesis drafts, invoices, and academic papers.
  • Format page stamps as 'Page X of Y', 'Page X', or custom prefixes (e.g. 'Appendix A - Page 1').
  • Place page numbers at bottom-center, bottom-right, or top-right with custom margins.

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Zero Server Uploads

Unlike traditional online converters that upload your confidential documents to external cloud servers, MultiToolX executes computations in your browser runtime via HTML5 Canvas, Web Crypto, and WebAssembly.

Your data never leaves your device and cannot be viewed, stored, or harvested by anyone.

Companion Step-by-Step Guide

How to Add Page Numbers and Bates Stamps to PDF Documents

Learn how to add custom page numbers, bates stamps, and pagination headers/footers to PDF files with custom positioning, fonts, and numbering formats.

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Does stamping page numbers compress or degrade existing text/images?

No. pdf-lib overlays vector text glyphs directly onto existing PDF page trees without re-compressing or rasterizing original document streams.