How do I print a single-page PDF multiple times with a different page number on each printed page?

[jera12803873]

I have created a single-page form in Acrobat DC that I need to be able to print multiple copies at one time, but each page has a different page number.  How do I do that?

[Just Shoot Me]

You can't unless you copy that page for the number of pages you want to print.

But I must ask why would you want consecutive page numbers on the same one page PDF.

[jera12803873]

I am really trying to print blank invoice forms with each blank having a unique and sequential invoice number.  I figured I could use the page numbering feature to accomplish this.  I don't want to have to print one form, then change the invoice number for next print, over and over again.  Just want to print perhaps a quantity of 100 blanks in one printing with each page having the unique invoice number.

[Bernd Alheit · Accepted solution]

Create 100 copies of the form, combine the files, and add the page numbers.

[Luke Jennings]

If you are comfortable with InDesign you can place the form on the InDesign master page, add an auto page number, insert the desired number of pages, then export to a new multipage numbered PDF. Make a text box on the master page where you want the invoice number, then go to Type> Insert Special Character> Current Page Number, adjust the formatting as desired.

Under the Pages fly-out menu go to Numbering & Section options and choose 0001.

Under the same menu, choose insert pages (100). Export to a new PDF.

[Abambo]

Export your data will be tze last operation. You should name what to do in the sequence it needs to be bone!

Yes, Indesign could be a solution. PDF files can be imported (placed) like graphics. You can use tge power of Indesign to create what ever you want, including sequenced invoice numbers.

[djkevingraves]

Thank you! This was super helpful/did the trick.