PDF page and layout tools
Add page numbers, headers, footers, bookmarks and margins. Resize, rotate and impose pages for printing. Eleven tools that give you control over how a PDF looks on the physical page.
Tools in this category
When to use these tools
This category is about final polish and print preparation. The content of your PDF is correct — you're adding the finishing touches that make it look professional and behave correctly when printed or reviewed.
- Page numbers — Add Page Numbers with custom position and format.
- Headers and footers — Add Header and Add Footer for company names, copyright, dates.
- Navigation — Add Bookmarks creates the outline sidebar in any reader.
- Physical page size — Resize PDF Pages for a new paper size, Add PDF Margins for print-safe whitespace.
- Orientation — Change Page Orientation to switch portrait ↔ landscape.
- Print imposition — N-up PDF for multiple pages per sheet, PDF Booklet Maker for folded booklets.
- Counting and splitting — PDF Page Counter to count pages, Split PDF by Page Range for multi-range splitting.
Preparing for print
Printers care about physical page size, margins and bleed. If your PDF is intended for physical printing, use Resize PDF Pages to match the paper size, then Add PDF Margins to leave space for binding, then preview with PDF Previewer before printing.
For a folded booklet, use PDF Booklet Maker. Print double-sided, landscape, flip on the short edge, then fold the stack in half. The page count is padded to a multiple of four if needed.
Privacy
All layout tools run in your browser. Files never leave your device.