Add Page Numbers
WEBAdd page numbers to a PDF, stamped at the bottom of every page — free and right in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
Stamp page numbers at the bottom of every page.
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What it does
Add Page Numbers stamps a sequential number at the bottom of every page of your PDF, making long documents far easier to navigate and reference. The entire process happens locally in your browser — no file is uploaded, no account is needed, and the tool is completely free. Load your PDF, choose a starting number if you do not want to begin at 1, and Carbide adds clean page numbers to every page and saves a new file for you to download. This is especially useful for reports, theses, contracts, and meeting handouts where readers need to refer to a specific page by number. The output is a standard PDF with the numbers baked into each page, compatible with every PDF reader and ready to print or share.
How to use the Add Page Numbers
- Open the Add Page Numbers tool and click 'Choose file' to load your PDF.
- Set the starting page number if you want the numbering to begin at a value other than 1.
- Click 'Add page numbers' — Carbide stamps the number at the bottom of every page, locally on your device.
- Download the updated PDF with page numbers added to every page.
Frequently asked questions
- Does my PDF get uploaded anywhere to add the page numbers?
- No. Everything is processed locally in your browser. Your file stays on your device at all times.
- Can I start the page numbering from a number other than 1?
- Yes. You can set any starting number — useful if your document is part of a larger report and page numbering needs to continue from a previous section.
- Where are the page numbers placed on the page?
- Carbide stamps the page number at the bottom center of each page, following the most common convention for numbered documents.
- Will adding page numbers change anything else in my PDF?
- No. Only the page number stamp is added. All existing text, images, and layout remain exactly as they were in the original.