Labeling Pages

PDF Studio can add page labels to PDF documents. Page labels allow you to set distinct names or numbers that can be different from bookmarks or standard page numbers. For example using lower case roman numerals (iii,iv,v,vi) for a Preface at the beginning of a document. Page labels can be styled using various numbering styles including prefixes. Page labels can be applied to a single page, a range of pages, or all pages.

How to Change Page Labels

Using the Dialog

1. Go to Pages Tab > Resize Pages on the toolbar
2. Choose the page label settings and values for the document
3. Click OK to apply the settings

Using the Page Thumbnails

1. In the page thumbnails pane select either a single or group of the pages you wish to resize
2. Right click (Mac: Ctrl+Click) on any of the selected pages and then select "Label Pages"
3. Choose the page label settings and values for the document
4. Click OK to apply the settings

Resize Settings

Page Range

All Pages - all pages in the document

Selected - only the pages selected in the thumbnail pane

Page Range - set the pages to be rotated using the From and To options

Label

Style - Set's the style for the page numbering values

• None
• Standard (1, 2, 3)
• Lower Case Roman Numerals (iii, iv, v, vi)
• Upper Case Roman Numerals (III, IV, V, VI)
• Lower Case AlphaNumerics (a, b, c)
• Upper Case AlphaNumerics (A, B, C)

Prefix - Text to be displayed before the chosen number style

Start - The number to start labeling the chosen pages using the style selected and prefix options selected