Add a header and footer to your PDF when you need consistent information on every page. You can use a header for a document title, company name, section name, or other identifying text, while a footer can contain page numbers, dates, copyright information, or additional document details.

This online PDF header and footer tool is designed for quickly updating an existing PDF without rebuilding the original document. Upload your PDF, enter the information you want to display, apply the changes, and download the updated file.

Adding a header and footer to a PDF can be done in a few simple steps:

1. Upload your PDF. Select the PDF document you want to update.
2. Enter your header or footer. Add the text or document information you want to appear at the top or bottom of the page.
3. Configure the available options. Adjust the available header and footer settings for your document.
4. Apply the changes. Generate the updated PDF with the new header and footer.
5. Download the PDF. Save the finished document to your device.

A PDF header or footer can contain information that helps readers identify and navigate a document. Common examples include:

• Document titles
• Company or organization names
• Section or chapter names
• Page numbers
• Dates
• Copyright notices
• Confidentiality or document notices
• Other custom text

Using consistent header and footer information can make long PDFs easier to identify, navigate, print, and share.

Headers and footers are especially useful for reports, academic documents, business PDFs, manuals, proposals, invoices, and other multi-page files. Page numbers help readers locate specific pages, while dates and document titles can make printed or shared copies easier to identify.

Instead of manually placing text on every page, use the PDF header and footer workflow to keep repeated information consistent across the document.

Adding a header or footer can give a PDF a more consistent structure and make important information easier to find. A header can identify the document or section, while a footer can provide page numbers, dates, or other supporting information.

For long documents, these repeated elements can improve navigation and make printed pages easier to recognize when pages are separated from the original file.