Stamp page numbers onto every page, or onto a range, in the corner you choose. The existing content is left exactly as it was.
Pages left out keep no number, but still count towards the total.
The conversion runs entirely in your browser. Your files stay on your device from start to finish, there is no server copy, and nothing is stored once you leave the page. That is true for every tool on FileFlip.
Page numbers matter when a document is going to be printed, bound, quoted from, or filed. Plenty of PDFs arrive without them, particularly ones exported from slides or produced by a scanner. This tool stamps a number onto each page in the corner you choose, leaving everything already on the page exactly as it was.
Drop in the document you want numbered.
Bottom centre is the usual choice for a report. Bottom right suits something that will be bound on the left edge.
A bare number is the least intrusive. Page 4 of 20 is more helpful in a document people will print and hand around.
Start at any number when the document is part of a larger set. Leave the page list empty to number everything, or list pages to skip a cover.
Nothing is moved to make room. If your document already has content in that corner, choose a different position or increase the distance from the edge.
Leaving a cover out of the range means it gets no number printed, but the pages after it are numbered as though it were there, which is what a reader expects.
Helvetica is built into the PDF format, so nothing extra is embedded and the file barely grows.