Add page numbers to every page automatically. Pick the position and a starting number, useful for reports, theses, and printed booklets that need consistent pagination.
Anything meant for printing or citing needs page numbers so readers can navigate it. Documents assembled from several merged files often end up with no numbering at all, or numbering that resets partway through, which this fixes in one pass.
A thesis, a long proposal, or a combined report assembled from several source documents that never had consistent numbering. One pass here fixes the whole thing at once.
Yes, set any starting number, useful when a document continues from a previous one or a cover page shouldn't be counted.
It adds a new number on top, so you might end up with two if the page already shows one. Best used on documents without existing numbers.
The style is fixed to a clean default. For custom styling, Edit PDF lets you place text manually.
Set the starting number to account for it. If page 1 is a cover, 1 will simply start appearing on the second physical page.