Place your , company details, titles, images, or tables at the top of every page with a fully customizable page header. freely with text formatting and background colors to create a strong, consistent visual identity across all pages.
Consistent Information Across Every Page
Add headers that appear at the top of every page to display key information. Page headers create consistency across documents and help readers quickly identify context, ownership, or purpose.
Include Organization Details
Show your organization’s name, logo, website, and phone number directly in the page header. This ensures branding and contact information stay visible and consistent on every page.
Build Structured Header Layouts
Design clean header layouts using tables inside the page header. Create two-, three-, or four-column structures to align logos, titles, and details in an organized, professional way.
Customize Header Content and Styling
Add text, images, and tables to headers, then adjust fonts, colors, alignment, and spacing. Styling options let you match headers perfectly to your document design and branding.
Improve Readability and Layout Flow
Well-designed headers help separate content from the main body and improve reading flow. Consistent header layouts make multi-page documents easier to scan and navigate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Check out our FAQs for answers to common questions, or contact our support team for further information.
What is the Page Header?
The Page Header feature lets you add a consistent header section to your PDF document. The header appears at the top of every page, making it ideal for displaying branding, document titles, or important information.
What can I add to a Page Header?
You can add and format text, upload images such as your logo, change background colors, and include organization details like your company name, website, or contact information. This helps maintain a professional and branded look across all pages.
Does the Page Header appear on every page?
Yes. Once added, the Page Header is automatically displayed at the top of each page in your document, including multi-page PDFs. You can edit or remove it at any time from the PDF Editor.