Add Page Numbers
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Put a number on every page. Choose the wording, the corner and where the count starts.
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Pages get numbered when a document becomes something people refer to: a contract someone will cite by page, a bundle assembled from several files, a report going to print. A merged PDF almost always needs it, because the numbering from each source document stopped at its own last page.
The number is drawn onto the page as real text, so it is selectable and searchable like the rest of the document, and it prints exactly as it appears on screen.
1: the plain number, the usual choice1 / 10: useful when a page might be separated from the setPage 1 of 10: for formal documentsSetting a starting number is what you want when the document is one part of a larger set, or when a cover page and contents should not count. Start at 0 and the first page carries zero, which keeps the following pages aligned with a printed original.
Yes. Set the starting number to any value from 0 to 10000. The pages count up from there, which is what a section following a cover needs.
Six positions: bottom centre, bottom left, bottom right, and the same three at the top. Numbers are kept to an edge rather than being allowed through the middle of the text.
They sit in the page margin. On a document with no margin at all they could touch the content, in which case move them to a different corner.
Yes. They are drawn as text, not as an image, so they stay selectable, searchable and sharp at any zoom.
Yes, by giving a page range. The count then starts at your chosen number on the first page of that range.