Page Numbers & Bates Stamping
Add customizable sequential page numbers (Page 1 of N, 1/N) or official court Bates numbering (PLAINTIFF-000001) with 6 page positions, cover skipping, and custom typography.
Stamping Page Numbers...
Applying sequential numbers and positioning across all pages...
How to Add Page Numbers to PDF Online
Stamp sequential pagination or legal Bates numbering in three simple steps.
Upload Document
Drag and drop or select your PDF contract, legal brief, report, or manuscript.
Configure Layout & Format
Select Page 1 of N or Bates prefix, pick one of 6 positions, and choose whether to skip the cover.
Stamp & Download
Click "Number PDF Document" to stamp vector coordinates and download your paginated document.
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Legal Bates Numbering
Court discovery rules require attorneys to stamp unique, sequential identifiers on each page (e.g. PLAINTIFF-000001). Our tool supports custom prefixes, zero-padding, and fixed-width Courier typewriter fonts.
Cover Page Exclusion
Professional books, annual reports, and theses never have numbers on the title page. Check "Skip cover page" to keep page 1 clean and start numbering from page 2 automatically.
Lossless Vector Placement
Page numbers are superimposed directly as native PDF vector text streams. The original PDF content, vector graphs, and embedded fonts are 100% preserved with zero rasterization.