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Page numbering sounds simple, but it is a specific workflow. If each page needs different numbers, a dedicated tool is cleaner than typing one repeated footer string.
A repeated footer can place the same text everywhere, but it cannot turn page 1 into page 2, 3, and 4 automatically. If your document needs a real sequence, open PDF 페이지 번호 추가 instead of treating numbering as static footer text.
Some files only need simple numbering such as 1, 2, 3. Others read better with formats like 1 / 10 or Page 1 of 10. Reports, review packets, and handouts often need the total page count to keep references clear.
Bottom-center numbering is common, but not always the best choice. Existing footers, scans with dark edges, or document stamps can make another position easier to read. Top, bottom, left, center, and right options help you fit the number into the layout instead of forcing the layout to fit the number.
Sometimes the visible numbering should begin later than the actual first page in the file. For example, a cover page may remain unnumbered in the printed design, while the report body should begin at 1. A page-number tool is more useful when it lets you control the starting value directly.
If your real goal is a repeated note like Draft Copy or Internal Use, use PDF 헤더·푸터 추가. If the goal is ordered navigation through a document, page numbering is the better fit. For a side-by-side comparison, read 헤더, 푸터, 페이지 번호, 워터마크의 차이.
Add numbering in the browser with PDF 페이지 번호 추가. If you need a strong visible label across the page body instead, continue to PDF에 워터마크를 추가하는 방법. If repeated edge text is enough, use PDF 헤더·푸터 추가.