The service adds a visible 'Sheet No.' label to each page of a PDF, creating sequential sheet numbering rather than page numbering. This lets you prepare a digital image of a multi-page document for subsequent printing and filing in a court case where sheet-by-sheet accounting is required. The output is a copy of the original file with clear digital marks in the chosen area of the sheet.
When this is useful
Imagine a lawyer needs to compile a set of scans of a 15-page contract for inclusion in civil case materials, where the clerk requires sequential numbering of each sheet. Another case is preparing an inventory of attachments for a postal item, where each enclosed sheet must be numbered for reconciliation with the register.
Step-by-step instructions
- First, upload your PDF file to the service form.
- Then specify the starting number from which the count will begin, for example, '1'.
- Choose the number's position on the page: top right, top left, or another available option.
- Start the processing and download the finished numbered PDF document to your device.
How to verify the result
After processing, open the resulting PDF and scroll through it to ensure the numbering does not overlap important text or document details. Verify the continuity of the number sequence from the first to the last page. If some data is hidden, try changing the number's position and process the file again.
Important limitations
It is crucial to understand that electronic numbering does not replace the physical numbering of an already bound paper case, which is done by hand. This tool only prepares a digital copy, facilitating further work with printed materials. It does not verify compliance with the formatting rules of a specific judicial institution.